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

Text from Pages 1 - 84 of the 1949 volume:

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Administration ----- pages 6- 8 jl DL LTL f 361200 W THE 0 HIGH ANNUAL Fon NINETEEN HUNDRED AND Form NINE N VME lfdu Lifl if c5ElZLO'Z L11 IQLIQ OBERLIN HIGH SCHOOL OBERLIN OHIO I ' I . ' 1 ' Z1 fi C Aj O LL ECVZ - fag gi. 'V ff' Q 4 ho- Q If I. ik H8 u I 7 1' o g , CX., 5 f2XA,4'E?,,S ' Ufgsx 'I ' fr A 4 ff ,G 'Q If IJ - 4, V, X fa Jfy S0757 ' qv, J it I Z,Z7r 7 'W I 7 I f f ' T .ic 'L 2.5 c 5 c , I DEDICATION QQ? 559 T IS WITH great honor that we dedlcate the 1949 and annual to Mrs Sophla N Kelly She has tau 4 In the Oberlin schools tor twenty three years For elghteen of these years she has been a good truend to the hugh school students who have benefited by her brllllance and versatlllty Some of us were fortunate an having her tor world hlstory or lumor hugh English as well as her tavorlte sublect Latln She never tlred of helping us with our gram mar and translations Mrs Kelly s wlde knowledge showed up In the llvely dlscusslons we had ranging from etiquette to pacltlsm Besldes carrymg a full teaching load she has served as sponsor ot the sophomore class and at noon she has supervised the lunch hour In 305 We are all very appreclatlve of the time and work Mrs Kelly has glven us I I Q I .Neg-r, V I :E , . F .17 Ig, .V 54' 'Bit , , , 5 at , h 0 , . . . g t - N, A, Q. J 0 'Lf fvffl X ' ' r. 5' - X. N ff - 1 I I - ' . , . I ' I 1 . . SOPHIA N KELI Y 7 Q -Cf fl' , 5 ,r , ' ff' ,j jk fl SUPERINTENDENT C. E. WIGTON PRINCIPAL C. F. ALTER AssIs'I'AN'I' PRINCIPAL QEEICE CONFERENCE B. W. ROBINSON We are grateful to the adminis- tration for its efficient management of the school affairs. We also wish to express our appreciation to the Board of Edu- cation whose unobtrusive work we are likely to overlook. 4 1 FW ,...'?W, f , , V ,Q ' - ,, . 5 , un - I l ,e 4 ' ' U K 'V ,QA ' ,nw R - - L .,M,,,. S 5 1 Q 16420 0 - -......,, ., , ff ,F ' bv Q if 4 ,f Y fl . QM., , M. Standing: junior Council fl. to r.D-Mary Lou Habecker, James Ellis, Frank Ellis, Mary Ann Singleton, Robert Hamlin, William Annable, Andrew Stofan, Richard Mabry, Charles Bainbridge. Seated: Senior Council-Rufus Browning, Loretta Hurst, Charles Browning, Mr. Alter, Mr. Walter, Frank Schubert, Cpresidentyg Pearl Ann Turner, Harold Axelrod, Richard Stofan. Mrs. Murray instructs the ofhce assistants: Doris Mr. Bahr, truant ofiicer and teacher of special sub Pratt, Sandra Reighley, Greta Getty. jects, always carries a sack of candy. T H E P R I N C I P A L 's O F F I C E l8l A DIARY OF OUR YEAR lfflfll, DEAR DIARY Old O H S has been dusted out and put Into workmg condItIon for another year Already lf IS 1 bee hIve of acrIvIty The seventh graders seem completely baffled by the IntrIcacIes of the hrgh school Were we ever so small? THURSDAY The gIrls are clamorIng around ,IIN Reeder Ind Don Mohr the two new coaches Another fan collector IS DIck Weldon In the IUUSIC department We are glad to see Mrs Mur ray back In Mr Alters office FRIDAY The football players have already clashed wIth Betsy the machlne used for block Ing practrce As Clare Haulk puts If perhaps If to push about The A B C ers are practIcIng hard too We should keep our eye on them They re fu ture football stars THURSDAY Thls warm weather doesnt make me feel lIke workmg but already the plans for the annual are underway The senrors slgned up for commtttees We chose Frank Schubert man tgmg edItor MONDAY The new pop machIne on the fIrst floor draws swarms of people after school Why IS eweryone fresh out of nrckels when Red Cross dr1ves begm' WhDIxhSDAY Ram raIn ram' It always raIns when we want to play hockey FRIDAX On the lumor hIgh haynde tonIght the sex enth graders were 1mItatIng theIr elders by Indulglng In some Inlld hand holdlng One poor lIttle boy dIdnt get hIs dollars worth because h1s gIrl wouldn t co operate' SATURDAY O H S turned Into 1 torture chamber Clllflllg the two hours of the HI Y InItI atIon The vIctIms gIven up for deld were finally released FRIDAY The senlor hayrxde tonlght consIsted of two hay racks full of lumbled arms and legs chuggIng along behlnd Doren Portmans tractor blanketed by 1 whIte mlst Unfortunxtely the cloud was about elght feet above us and would come no closer We won t forget BIll Wllburs surprrse camera shots the fun at Paul Schuberts ab1n nor how funny Mrs Hannon looked In her hard tImes costume FRIDAY We played our Hnal football game If Ashland and came out on top at last wIth a score of 7 0 The band turned out In SPIIC of the pour Ing ram and cheered the mud splattered team WEDNESDAY We have no excuse for bad study habrts any more Four senlors Sallle Sears Lora Knlght Edwm Taylor and Floyd Smrth gave a good panel dlscussxon on the sub ject durlng fourth perIod today and dId a repeat performance for the parents at the open house tonIght Do we get enough rest' Mr Bohrer says that anyone can get along on lust a few hours -Ad TRIS git ZJYP FRIDAY The O HIgh Players presented the tal ented babxes of O H S In an assembly More fun' BrucIe Stemer Pauly Schubert GeorgIe Broadwell and Davle Schnarr were featured play Ing happnly In theIr hlgh chaIrs That PICIUIC fConlmued on Page 132 l9l - - I - I' ' . Q I . . . ' 2 , . Q .Q . , . 2 , , L . ' ' . 2 , . 2 ' , 7 : ' , . ' F n : f f 1 2 2 ' ' ' . ' . I . l . ' n . U 2 1 ' ' I . A 1 ' l Q a K , K A , 4 ' f , , K . 1 n ' . I ' - Q U . . . , . Betsy's bottom were greased, she would be easier sleep. Doren Portman, however, seems to disagree. ,Qi ik, n 2 Y' 5 . - Ny , Q . - , . ' ' W a I 1 Q - I T - 3 . ' I 0 I v 7 0' ' . . 7 1' fi Ax O - 5 ' 4 f ' . - la -I 01 IS: T lu u 42 1 Y. . 4512: ,E . . ,UQ at . . n . . I I - Q QQ Q '. Y . , I. I . D . , , Q , . V ' I . , 4 4 , 1 l' l0l WILLIAM C. BOHRER A.B., Oberlin College T History. Civics, Mathematics MRS. STELLA M. DICKERMAN A.B., M.A., Oberlin College Fine Arm, Adviser for Anmml STEWART H. FAIRCHILD BS., Baldwin-XVallace College 1Vli1tbevzaIit'J, Hi-Y MARGITERITE E. GRILLS sity O Fine Arlr Club MRS. RAcH12l. M. HANNON A.B., MA., Oberlin College Iiizglirlv. Senior Cltm Spwz.vor, Aumml all 1 'itt r f . MRS. SOPHIA KELLY A.B., M.A., Oberlin College Latin. English. Hirmry, Sophomore Clara' Sponsor MRS. STELLA M. KOENITZER A.B., Nebraska State Teachers' Collegeg ,T M.S., Iowa State College ze Iicorzomicf, Home Economics M14 W MRS. HARRIET LYONS B.A., Albany State Teachers' College l Euglirb, Fine Arty Club No school is better than its teachers. We students of O. H. S. feel that we are very fortunate in our fine corps of teachers. They are friendly, co-operative, and deep- ly concerned for the welfare of our school. B.S. in Education, Ohio State Univer- Plvytiml Iidlzfatimz. Biology, G. A. A., 0. H. S. AT WORK FACULTY Q 54-ae fm ww ifAnwm1w2fg5'al.md KVM 'Za M Bi ii giggle 2a +4 5' Wf5 '?f 44 Hi ii: iw mf law A 2, . K if DONALD L. SIMPSON A.B., Oberlin College M.A., University of Wisconsin Science. Technicianf' Advifer THEODORE B. WALTER B.S. and M.A,, in Education, Kent State University I ndurtrial Arty Not pictured: JAMES REEDER A.B., Ohio State University Science, Hiftory, Health Education, Coach l12l jj f A MARGARE E. MARTIN B.S. in Education, Kent State University M.A., University of Chicago Mathematicr, Freihman Clair Sponror BEULAH H. MAY A.B., Oberlin College B.L.S., Western Reserve Library School Librarian, 0-High Lightf Staff Advifer DORIS E. MERTHE A.B., Wooster College M.A., Ohio State University French. English, 0-High Player! DONALD MOHR B.S., Baldwin-Wallace Science, Health Education, Coach CARRIE D. PHASE BS., Ohio University Geography, Junior Red Croix JUANITA B. SCHRAMM A.B., Oberlin College, School of Commerce I Commercial Subjectx, Fine Artr Club WINIFRED E. UPTON B.A., Ohio Wesleyan College M.A., University of Michigan Englirh. junior Clan Sponsor RICHARD WELDON B.S.M., Wooster College Mufic fC0ntmued rom Page 92 Ind others are gomg Into the annual CP S the football boys are stlll pIckIng mud out of theIr eyelashes from the Ashland game J FRIDAY More run' And for the Red and Blue hockey game' Murrays Blues won the bat tle on the shIny football freld as the raIn beat down SATURDAY Schmoos were on parade at the FIne Arts SadIe Hawkms Day dance tonrght at oggoll NV fury Q If HH my-512 Pleasant Street School The grrls were successful In catchIng theIr one and onlys FRIDAY Our basketball team looked snappy tomght IH theIr new satIn unlforms Its too bad that FHIIVICW had to beat us In our first home game SAIURDAY The junIor cxrmval was poppmg wnth actIvIty The Swearlng Swaml of Slabovra ahas Burp FaIls arrrved especrally for the occa sIon Greta Getty guessed closest to the number of beans IH the lar consequently Mr Alter shIned her shoes He did a good Job too CHRISTMAS Where dId the cooktes drsappear to durrng the sophomore ChrIstmas party' The concert by the h1gh school vocal groups last nrght and the Chrrstmas play Geraldme and the WhIte Robe In the assembly thIs mornIng put us even more In the mood for the holIdays MONDAY Dancxng at the FIne Arts HIY formal at the ames Brand House was peaceful and dreamy underneath the ptne boughs wIth the moon lrght shInIng through Lee Stryker pro vIded the moody musIc Who wrll forget the thrrll of that long last dance' MONDAY Now IS doomsday near The senIors are gettnng what IS perhaps theIr fnrst gllmpses of the Bzble mamly because the ma tertal IS requxred FRIDAY The xarsrty basketball team dad won ders tomght wlth Wellmgton Our boys played a dazzlIng game wInn1ng a 44 to 20 VICIOIY THURSDAY Two Ton Merthe has been re cently classed as glamour gIrl of l949 The Fac ulty Belles wIth theIr bloomers mIddIes and tIes proved competItIon for the Cagey ChIcks In more ways than one Two Ton who was really In there fIghtIng except for the tImes when she was flat on her back from lack of breath was hlgh scorer for the Belles The Chrcks finally ended on the strong end of the score FRIDAY RIchard Cooper of MedIna Imper sonanng BIlly Brown Lrncolns old frIend pre sented a touchrng monologue entItled I Knew Imcoln wrItten by Ida M Tarbell TI ESDAY The football team was fed a royal banquet at the OberlIn Inn WIth theIr dates the boys danced afterward In the O H S gym to the hot musrc of Count W1ll1amS Band WEDNESDAY Norma Moore as Mrs Kelly presIded over the study hall In the assembly grven to drum up annual sales Mrs Kelly s study hall was never lIke thIs one' Dan Super bombarded the audlence wIth a real fire cracker whrle VIr glnld Turner made a drrect hIt at teacher wIth a spIt ball Mrs Kelly Ilso had trouble wIth the wIndow shade SATURDAY A brg lIberty bell wrth a crack hatchets and an Amerlcan flag as decoratIons set the mood for the unIor Hop at Pleasant Street gym Brad Warners songs umh' TL I:SDAY The G A A has succeeded IH hav Ing a successful basketball playday' THURSDAY The O H S students packed the gym for the football assembly thIs mornxng M Reeder presented the awards to the ABCers who popped out of the audIence everywhere Then Mr RobInson gave letters to the proud varsrty squad rCm1t1111zezI on Page -411 U31 2 . . . 9 ' A . . . un xv t t - . . c ' 7 . ' D N . I 2 . v a 1 . U , . .. H ' a Q I 4. Q I- 9 - .. .. . . . . , . . ' s 1 ' . u I , . , . 'f U J, a a ' L... 5 A Q . . ,, A , . Q ,, . I I . , . . In I I I 1 4, , ' . ' ' , k V. --, . ' QE :ah . ,f . . . f 12 1-.-.3f V' . . . , . ' a - 1 . . . .. I, - . D , r . , . X Q L - .. ,. . . . . t I 'z ' ' l 1 ' 9 . ,, ,, , . . . . 5 ' 9 . . . , , . . -Q . . , . . J.. , -s. . . ,, . 7 5 . ,, . . . 7 an - n - - ' - l ' . ' 7 , . I'. . .. . ,, . . . . . , I 1 . . V' V . I . Y 1 . . 41 FRANK SCHUBERT, Senate Prefidenz FLOYD SMITH. Senior Clan' Preyidenl STEPHANIE JOHNSON, Vice-Prexidem SALLIE SEARS. Sefremry-Treafurer IEAN MLYRRAY, Social Cloairman GEORGE BROADWELI.. Sm-ml Cbuirmem PEARL ANN TURNER. Senate Repre- .refztatire CHARLES BROWNING. Semue Repre- ,f6'7lllJfi1'6 OBERLIN HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS LIKE BEST TO LEARN BY DOING CHEMISTRY S E N I Q R S . . . Mary Wriglrt watches Paul Schubert perform :1 difliculr cxpcrimcnr RWE RICH ARD BARTOTO CAROLE BERG DONALD BLACKMER ROGER BOWMAN DONNA BURNS ELAINE CARRUTHERS JO HN GAEUMAN 61 CAROLYN COURT EMMA DENNY DIANE GRUBI3-s BARBARA GULDE RALPH EDGAR GRACIE FLOYD I T HOMASINE HANGE BETTY HEILMAN MILI-ICENT HELKE RACHEL HILL Nor pictured: PAULA HIRSCH JANE HOIIGHTON ERDINE KOENITZER GILES KRUEGER NORMA MOORE RICHARD OWEN RICHARD PARKER BARBARA PITTS DOIIEN PORTMAN WILDA RUCKER ARLENE HURST MARY JANE HURST BEATRICE SCI-IMITZ DAVID SCHNARR KATHY JENKS AI.LENE JOHNSON VIVIAN KNEPPER SHERIDAN KNISELY 1 Nu! lDiz'Il1reff.' LORA KNIGHT U7 81 PAUL SCHUBERT SHIRLEY SEAMAN BARBARA SMITH ROBERT SMITH NANCY SPAULDING BRUCE STEINER PETER TROMBOEE VIRGINIA TURNER DAN SUPER EDWIN TAYLOR RICHARD VAN AUSDALE DONALD WASSERMAN SHIRLEY TERRY ROBERT THOMPSON VIVIAN WEST WILLIAM WILBUR MARY WRIGHT Search your soul For the promlse of youth Rmgs hugh Turn your head Toward the wmd Walk a turm step Watchlng the sky Rusk your body In the truth of The world and Desire happiness and tears For there ns no loy In an uncarlng mind Alone you walk A desert but At the fountain Are others who havlng Journeyed too Luke you Found reward Face the void To look for a llght And far off In nebulant space A star Wall be born Your star' Of My Soul Your star And consequently The star Of all For the truth In your soul Lles In Each soul Allke to all Yet particular To you You may Of your childhood But you cannot Grasp them agaln As they once were For they are like Qulcksllver Question And you will grow Accept And you wall blunt the edges Of your soul For a searchmg mind Wall fmd pam To know poepletP4?,AfCE, SALLIE SEARS XT ll I l l l - Cherish the illusions I I I I I I l Class Marian Allen Harold Axelrod, Semzle Reprerenlalire Marianne Barbor Florence Bartholomew Amelia Bartoto Alvin Brown Joanne Brown, Secretary-'I 'reamrer XVilliam Coniam Buddy Cropp Kathleen Dietlin Neidra Douglas Robert Fails William Fannin David Gamble, Preridefzl Richard Hanmer Dean Harley Clare Haulk, Vice-Prerident Ronald Hellman Geraldine Hoff Albert Holloway Lottie Jones Lynds Jones Ann Kepler, Social Chairman Lora Knight Louis Kopocs Donald Linden Sally Lindstadt kxobi Q C'0C'Cl'U5vx.L 1 CLDvx3Y.wlbQ,J9 M' 7VULC'l'l Ywwi in tw -7l'.1Lf4iat,y Nfl, of '50 ll' l Marilyn Manns Sue Ann Merle William Molyneaux Richard Murphy Beatrice Parker Natalie Powers William Powers Doris Pratt Frances Provoznik Sandra Reighley Christine Reynolds Fred Russell Leon Russell jon Simpson Marian Snyder Hans Stechow Richard Stofan, Senate Reprerentative Florence Tanner Elsie Thompson Mariam Tromboff Lois Van Ausdale Ronny Waln, Social Chairman Richard Weaver jo Ann White Theodore West Kenneth Willbond Nancy Yonkings Not piclarecl: Kathryn jackson Helen Hamelin Class of '51 Home Room 302 Row lll Fred Russell RlLl'ldl'Al Botlxmore Davnl iannon Clayton Hollner Luuus Clanty jay Llapper ohn Castaneda Rxehard Born Robert Lowry Row ll Margo Cox Marnlyn lowls Henrietta Albrlght Barbara Garvln james Barnes Nanny Comman Thelma Cnbbs Betty Ashby Loretta Hurst Dorothy Calmsky Row I Hatt1e johnson Joanne lves Phyllls Dledrxek Donald Dorovy jatlx Barnard lxatharxne Bohrer Norma lnelds Donald Bradford James Glhson Home Room 306 ROW lll Rufus Brovtmny, Wlllnanm Mtlunney WllllJHl Smxth james Pash Melba Harms George Thleret Howard Pressnell Samuel Petrol? Row ll joan Stemer Anna Mae Sallo C eor3,1a Iaylor Donna Waln Dons Moore Beverly btott Helen Mur phy hrvma Rexghley Grate Thompson Row I lrvym bharp Roger Wxletxr Rmharl Seaman can R1tter Col.: May Mary Ann Novak Pat Walter Betty lean Y asher 'IHL JLNIORS among thetr other xetnrtxes have sponsored three souals thls yetr The 5,111 exrmval wts il totil success brlngmg IH plenty of money to finance the beautlful prom they gne ln the sprmg Then' other event yyts the festrye lllfll0I' Hop I l 'IHL bOPHOMORFS h we been busy too Thelr outstlndmg event yy as the Chrlstmas plrty they h d together ln 701 The gxyf green and red deeorauons reflected the holnd ty sprrtt The party yy ts 1lso equrpy ed wnth some mtstletoe ,'.' 3 , lll. - , , . - , , , . , . , .- f -, ' . ' A 1- v' I I- 1 1'f . , I, v' , I P, 7 ,, Y , . y I 1 I I ' Q I , Q , . .k Q, ,, 1. w , , Q - ' 4, . ' y 1 Q lf y y .- f. ' ', , ', '. ' , . ' , ,, ,, .V . , . . A A , tt .J . 1 ,. , , V . 7 . 7 , I , . T . I V , . , . . , . K T , .,L4 ,Ly 1 , , L , 'z ' L 2 , ' 'a - . 1 f A I K, K l v V.. ', ,, s vw Class of 52 Home Room 303 ROXX Ill Rrthartl Llea son Clorxa Klermuntl lretl Hart Martha Lavxall Robert Holden janet Hurst Pat Merle frank L rs ROW ll Rosahml Ren netlx Davrtl Malvrx Alvin Norr1s Beverlx Hatter Dorrs Holmes Margartt Neumann Nancx Hungatc R XY I June lxern Constance Ellls lxax Han mer Max Ann Hunsreker Lxnell Holloxxax Ronall Oalxlex Rnchard lxrmmex Nathan Nash Home Room 204 ROW III Mrltertl Balx totlt Nantx Butler Rmh artl Bungard Robert Cole man Rxthard ft vx le r Marx Lou Geauman ROW II Ernest Denny Greta Cettx Robert Ham l Clorra Donalt son Theron Burnett Rosahe Broome Clcnn Carruthers ROW l LUIS Douglas anct Gurtsak Darrell Iealuns Bexerlx larr Bar bara Bratlshavx Home Room 301 Roxx lll Lxlllan Wheel Ruth Ahtc Young. Rrthartl Rohmson Martha Robertson Lounsc Slmoson Bettx Turner B 1 n n 1 t Prlntehorn ROW II Lors bthmlta Nancx Walter Marx Ann Srngleton kenneth Smlth Walton Rlte Ceorgat Pea VKX XX l Dona l ar :tn mrothx tc xx a r lxtrth W rllrams Lx sh th X oung. Pattx XX ortester e cste Colhns oe mcnx I2 O Q O 3lI .l ' A O' 1 1 1 ' . A 1' , in, 1 R' ' 1 b, I. ,' 4 , .1 . ll er. n '- fi 1 1-. ' ' r Ro-' 1 It xx'- of 5 s we I, cs 11 ' Q Ay gg .PV in iam ri if Jffflfv IJ Y' lJj,f MILA! 'N A , Alla If 'li X fb , I ' 1 mr ,N Class of '53i5. . . W a,,,t , 1 , 5 1 ,fi 2 X, .J Qliffiiv ROW II Dorothy Com ings L e o n a Lay port Marian Morgan Mildred Wy nn Beverly Reinhart Donna May Weston ROW I Alan Sanders Thomas Wilbur Shirley McKinney Andrew Stofan Sarah Morris Maryanne Dovin William Engle Home Room 202 . . . ROW IV: William An- nable, Marvin Bittner. Ezekiel Alexander, Loren- zo Walker, Rudolf Bachni- ka, Willie Edwards, Charles Jackson. Row III: Gordon Young, Richard Huston, Robert Dassel, Deloris Wilson, Lois Freed, Sylvia Whitfield Carol Gurtsak Betty Smyth Douglas Kin- se . Row Il: Carol Nasipak Richard Berg Richard Folk Samuel Mills Charles Broome Shirley Hack Mary Hurd Barbara Green ROW I Alice ONeal Neal Shannon Carol Hum phrey Edward Capps Paul Bell joseph Walker Roger Barone Regina Yasher Gerald Broome Home Room 203 Row IV Evelyn Dra per Helen Henderson Gerald Yarber David La y all Charles Smith Elme d Schubert William Meltzer Larry Weaver Richard Lancashire ROW III Doris Quinn Dorothy Layport Judy Thorne Catherine Mam rak Shirley jones Evelyn Houghton Janet Foster Mary Buckingham Row II Ronald Swan Norman Smith Marllyn McDole Sally Staubus Nancy Hange Jeanette Yonkings Mary Lou Broadwell Mary Helen Thomas Peggy Peabody ROW I Marilyn Baldt Robert Wooldridge Dan iel Clark Robert Kern Richard Sutfin james Ellis Leonard Smith Charles Broome Row III Loren Woos Floyd Cam David Maynard Wilma Manns Betty Gamble Mary Toth Thomas Green , , , P Ev I Y C .I 2 N xi Y I , X, 3' , 'fs , , Q it x , , , . 2 ' , , , , , 7 , , , Q tp' wi Y ' , I . . H -A a 7 Q ' V 1 . x . C ' ' s is r , 'I - , , , Q g , , , , , , , , . 2 ' , , . , , , , , Home Room 205 . . . 1 I 3 . ref, ' , ' 1 v 3 , . I . -w : ' - 1 , Ar' I I :I ' . l 7 I . , , . I ,J - -fc, ' , , A , 4 - Xi L Q I 41 ,X y I-y A ig Lf, ' CJ, TAT N I Qs Class of 54 Home Room 'lOl Row IV Pauline K ut man Betty Quinn Franl-. SCIWIDQIICI' Iohn Nasnpalt Peter Arnold Iamcs htm Marllou Cook Carolxn MtDole Row III Marx Com mgs Ada LLL Holloxsn IN arlan Bxtltnl Shlrlu Lovxrx Harold lord lxcn net Caldwell Helen Komtelx Patrxua Douglas Margaret Fuller Row II Ralph lox Nano Franltlm Carol Gott Iohn Yacxsun Paul Frxdenstme Ioan Xoung Dorxs Hellman Marylou Habeclter Bonme Fowler Row I Kuth Burrer Carlene Clark Fcrn foe Carlton Wartl Whllram Fasterhroolx Sue Wlolfe Beverlx Berg Reps Yash er Herbert Chapnn Home Room 201 Row IV Donald Smxth Ft vsard Bur, D a v 1 t Thorne james Atkinson Rohert Brwant Samucl C oleman C athcrlnc folc Row III Rohtrt flap mr Bcttx Bahcotlx Shxr ley Iones jean Barnard Carol Paxne Beverlw Dex drncks Mary Lou Phares Nick Yacxszyn Row II Arthur Wlcl dowson Ronald Burgette Charles Barnhrxdge George Thompson Iamcs Sm th Car harton Iames Davndson Roxx I Wnlma Adams Loms Wtmrttstcr Ioan Hurd C lorxa Ixunkltr Betty Ixo pots Marian Qcxtttrs Home Room IO3 Row IX Krnstln Rex ers W1Il1am Wxnn Falth Pllson Ralph Brenner Feoffrex 'Faxlor XV1ll1am lxomcek lee Smxth N! lll karl I.1s c Iatlc Wall Velma Van Nas Ronald lxlemn Rnth ard Mahrx Ncllu. XX'1llcer Rose Marx Stcvsart Ruth Lowers R X! II xxlllldm It Roharts Donald Provoa mtlt Rohut Dlalxtrman Nlartarct R1tter Annu Iurntr Dlane Vkorncstcr Barham Stechoxx ROV I Iamts lxcrn Charles Ixunkler bllhert Lawall Donal I Sthnarr Raxmond XX 1lr.,or SLIWFUU Nnxder I2 f 0 0 0 1,k'I,' I K' !KQ4f 5 144 I .I Q-5 ' , 4, v 5 K W cf' V i ,i ' , ' 1 ' Q ' . I V .I ' ' Y, l A l Ratrlcia Scrolggins. l 1' I I I I I A Y Q I A 1 wzf Q I I I Q ' I li I , I 'tix' I I V ' ' ' . ' xl , Ro 'Q I 2 L '. I 'li'. c ' I , - 1, . , h , A I '- I 4' 'V f ,I 'Q ff J A I 'I .V vi I A ' I' . V I 0 I ' 7 IN - 2 x' - MAJORETTES-BLUES: Gola May, Carolyn McDole, Beverly Berg, Doris Heilman, joan Young, Nancy Walter. O-HIGH PLAYERS - - - 28 RED CROSS - - 29 ANNUAL STAFF - - - 30 O-HIGH LIGHTS - - - 32 HOME EC. CLUB - - - 33 LIBRARIANS - - 33 HI-Y - - - 34 FINE ARTS - - - 35 MUSIC - - 37 l?6I SENIOR MAJORETTES ITI ACTIVITIES... The senior miijorettes went in for glamour in this unusual photograph made by Messrs. Stofan and Princehorn, with the mid of some trick photographic gadgets. From the bottom center, clockwise: Mary Wfright, Kay 1-Iitnmer, -Iegin Murray, Bonnie Princeiiorn,Donni1Miie XX'cston,ShirIeySei1m.1n. may ,ii , If 7' -.S Acting and speech making Are learned by those, Who join O-High players Ancl don actors' clothes. - D. B. UNDER THE untiring direction of Miss Merthe, O-High Players began the year by elect- ing jean Murray, president, and George Broad- well and Ann Kepler vice-president and secretary- treasurer respectively. Club meetings this year i281 -HIGH PLAYERS FRENCH SKIT tupper lefty 1 Norma Moore, Edwin Taylor, Frank Schubert. Upper righti Sally Lind- stadt as Miss Hopkins Cor- ners. Second from top flefti. from The Kiddy Shown: lean Murray, Donna Burns, Vivian Knepper, M a r y Wriglit, Georgia Taylor. Elaine Carruthers, Doris Pratt, Barbara Pitts, Nancy Spaulding, Rachel Hill. Marian Allen, Kathy Jenks. Second from b o t t o m tleftiz A Tiny Quarreluz Diane Grubbs and Shirley Seaman. Backgroundi Doris Pratt, Mariam Tromboft, Stephanie Johnson, Lower left: Mary Wright as Little Red Riding Hood, Clare Haulk as the wolf. Little girls tsitting on Hoorr Nancy Spaulding, jean Mur- ray, Vivian Knepper, Kathy Jenks, Rachel Hill. Teacher tsitting on stooli Norma Moore. Center right: Babies - Bruce Steiner, David Schnarr, P a ul Schubert, George Broadwell. Lower right: Two Little Girls -Marianne Barbor and Stephanie johnson. were peppy, short, and to the point. Many skits were given for the entertainment of the members. Outstanding assemblies put on by the troupe included a variety show and the l-ciddyn show in the fall months, Geraldine and lbe Wlfile Robe. the Christmas presentationg and in the spring an old-fashioned melodrama, He Ain? Done Rigbl by Nell. JUNIOR RED CROSS COUNCIL Standing Cleft to rrghtj Barbara PItts Geraldme Hof! Edward Berg Manam Tramboff Douglas Rmsey Norma Moore Cpresxdentl Katharnne Bohrer LOIS Van Ausdale MaryLou Gaeuman Loretta Hurst Seated Jean Rltter Donald Schnarr Norman bmnth MISS Pease Sue Wolfe PatrIcIa Worcester MarIlyn McDole The outstandrng dramatxc event of the year was agun the senIor pl Iy llac Dzzzm Flora pre sented ID the sprnng 'Ihe plot of the plty con cerned Flora the maIn character an unpopular glrl known as M1ss Prune Puss and the trxals she underwent to achxeve popularrty When Floras father overheard unpleasant remarks about her he took Flora to New York In the hope of makmg her Into a Chlck Most of the actxon took place at the summer cottage of one of Flora s frIends At the end Flora not only won popu larIty but also a boy frIend Ha Winnie Boopr zz ll lid Randy Mr Pryor ruff Pryor Buzz Mr Dean Sharon Bo BRUCE STEINER BARBARA GLLDE ELAINE CARRIIIHERS FI own SMIIH NORMA MooRI JIAN MI RRAX PALI ScHIILILR1 BILI WILBI R MARY JANE I-ILRsT GILES KRI EGER FRANR Sc HIIBERT SHIRI LH SEAMAN C,LoRc.L BROADVLIII Wuyfze Dlflx OWEN tx DAx ID St HNARR Polly AIIENI JOHNSON Helena PEARL ANN TURNER Mtmelle CAROLYN COURT Daphne DIANE GRUBBS PETER TROMBOFF Pvtm ffzrlf KATHY ENRS STEPHANIE JOHNSON RACHEL HILL NANtY SPAULDINC M r Dugan The O Htgh Players commtttees for make up IH the success of the aboxemenuoned skIts and plays Junlor Red Cross THE JUNIOR Red Cross stxrted Its .1ctIvItIes 11st Noxembcr yuth Normt Moore as presldent Geraldme Hoff secretary and Mlss PeIse Iduser The membershlp drIve totIlecl SIXIX dollars top pmg last years g In 'Ihe group receIved an ap precxame letter from a box IH Germany who had recen ed one of the Red Cross gIft boxes sent from here In 1948 Thls letter Insp1red the group to prck ten extra boxes l7?l 2' ' J' , - I 3 ' ' ' f - . 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E UNQQUVWE G , .y,Q:3s11-051'PfffX ST A . K, 'J 5 1 'f M' g if! 1 , 1 Y gn: 5 -2 ' ' ' Z A 2 ' f f .- E D v 1 A 5 .iw hw,,'fq,1-, X , fi zf wiv rug, .mm 1 um Q!-if bw I 23 Z, N, W. Ii f Q f , i 5,1 3. feng..- Nb Row III f.rtam1ingI.' Rosalind Kennedy, Barbara Bradshaw, Martha Robertson, Greta Getty, Barbara Garvin, Frank Schubert. Ann Kepler, Marianne Barbor, Marian Allen, Mary Ann Single- ton, Georgia Taylor, Richard Parker. ROW II Milling around ldblfl Grace Thompson, Lysbeth Young, Lois Douglas, ,Ioan Steiner, Nancy Butler, Barbara Gulde, Sallie Sears, Diane Grubbs, Rachel Hill, William Molyneaux, Stephanie Johnson, Richard Owen, Row I fin front of table! Edwin Taylor, Miss May. Shirley Seaman. fRighU Edwin Taylor, editor-irz-chief: Shirley Seaman, m-edi- f0I'. ' HOME EC CLUB THE HOME EC CLUB launched its year with Mary jane Hurst as president, Betty Yasher, vice- presidentg and Betty Heilman, secretary-treasurer and news reporter. Two meetings, one social and one business, were held each month. The tradi- tional candlelight initiation welcomed approxi- mately fifteen new members. The club prepared and served the G. A. A. hockey and basketball banquets. The girls also planned the refreshments for the party held after the Red and Blue basketball game. Social activ- ities included a Valentine party at the Childrens Home for club members, the March fifth sock dance, and the annual Mother-Daughter banquet. The senior girls were bemoaning the fact that all the improvements-new dishes, silverware, two Singer sewing machines, stove and refrigera- tor-came the year they are to graduate. Every- one agreed, however, that it is fun to learn to cook, sew, and can with such modern equipment. i321 HIGH LIGHT With Edwin as editor And Shirley's help, too, The O-High Lights staff brings All The news through. -D. B. in 2 Y' Y-- 'img -RQ, W K , - 5 Tl-IE O-HIGH LIGHTS staff, guided by Miss May turned out some good columns in the lNlc14zr- 7'ril21me. Meeting Monday noons in the library to eat together and write their articles, the staff fea- tured Permvmlity of llae IVeek and gave away some cherished secrets in Cbit and Chai. HOME ECONOMICS CLUB Row III Betty Ashby Nancy Comman jane Houghton Natallc Powers Helen Murphy Allenc Iohnson ROW II Lorne jones Betty Hexlman mrclarm Irearlzrar Mrs Koenltzer Mary jane Hurst fvrer111'u1l Betty Yashcr zne prernlenl Arlene. Hurst The Ilbrary attendants LIBRARY ASSISTANTS heck over due sll s C p ' 9141111115 Mary Lou bcauman Lysheth Xoung., Natalie Card books by the dozens, Powers And gwe readers good IIPS Sllllll ane Houghton Bcatrnu. bahmlu Mxss NIM o.m burner Allcnc johnson I 9 7 1 ROW I: Sue Ann Merle, Tnomasinc Hange, Kathy Jenks, Emma Denny, Vivian Knepper. ' f'::I ' . '. -D.B. jr ,, A , . , i341 Hi-Y, g brqngh Doren Portman, ,vefrelari-zrwmrer. and Mr. Fair- Of fhe Y, M, C, A., child, adzircr. Peter Craig's talk on his travels Gives high ideqlg through Europe, a swimming party at the Y. M. Fgr wqrk gr plqy, C. A. in Elyria, and the Christmas formal given - D, B, with the Fine Arts girls were the highlights of the year. The junior Hi-Y is in its second full year. Jack THE HI-Y-ers with a large membership en- Barnard, the president, had the support of an joyed their programs under the guidance of Paul enthusiastic club. Terry Hopkins of Oberlin Schubert, pre.ride1z1.' Giles Krueger, rice-preriderzl, College was the adviser. Top Picture lleft to rightiz Row lll-George Broadwell, Richard Parker, Roger Bowman, David Schnarr, lirank Schubert, Edwin Taylor, Bruce Steiner, Daniel Super, Charles Browning, Mr. Fairchild. Row ll-Robert Smith, Richard Van Ausdale, Richard Owen, Floyd Smith, Donald Wasserman. Row l-Robert Thompson, Paul Schubert, Giles Kru- get, New Members: ROW III-john Gaeuman, Richard Stofan. Albert Holloway, Richard Hanmer, Charles Browning, Rithard Murphy, Peter Tromboff, jon Simpson, Clare Haulk, Donald Linden, Louis Kopocs, Ted West, Ronald Heil- man, Dean Harley. ROW ll-Lynds jones, William Molyneaux, Ronald Waln, David Gamble, Ralph Edgar, Robert Fails, Richard Weaver. Row I-Leon Russell, William Powers. Harold Axelrod, Kenneth Willbond, Monford Cropp, Alvin Brown, W'illiam Coniam. M E M B E R S O L D A N D N E W NEW MEMBERS Row l-Marilyn Mantis, Mary .lane Hurst, -lane Houghton, Mary Wi'ight, Lora Knight, Barbara Pitts. ROW ll-- Iflsie Thompson, Marian Trombofl, Mrs. Lyons. atlviser, Rathel Hill, Beatrite Sthmitz. ROW lll-Geral- time Holi, -lean Murray, Shirley 'll-try, .loatine Broun. Fine Arts gives much That can be treasured, Inspiration, information, Value never measured. - D. B. souagou-Fl? .? , tr ,fffihx ig Wx kg M K -L W vi:-Y OLD MEMBERS ROW I-Sallie Sears, Shirley Seaman, 1'ii'efpfe.tiilw1l, Barbara Guide, Erdine Koenitzer. Row' lliMiss Grills, atft'i.rer.' Arlene Hurst, Elaine Carruthers, preiitfenlf Vir- ginia Turner, Miss Schramm, m1't'iier, ROW Ill-Stephae nie johnson, Diane Grubbs, Vivian Knepper, Donna Burns. Raw eggs, oatmeal, and the traditional blue pills: leg-make-up, hairdos, and lip-sticked legs- each played part in the Fine Arts informal initia- tion. The formal initiation was a welcome and beautiful change. Our advisers this year were Miss Schramm, Mrs. Lyons, and Miss Grills. Bake sales earned money for the week-end at the lake. The Sadie Hawkins Day dance, the Christmas formal, and memorable programs- such as Arthur Dann's piano performance, Mrs. Seamans talk on emotional stability, the Christ- mas meeting with Mrs. Wtirner as a welcome guest, and the Mother-Daughter meeting-made the year a memorable one. l55l Qi? Music.. . Mr. Weldtmn trained, this year, an excellent marching band which entertained in half-time programs at football games, Later. as a concert band, the members turned from light favorites to classical numbers, while the basketball season brought musical fun from the German band, The orchestra worked on selections from Beethoven, Handel, and many others. Co-ordinating the vocal groups of the high school, Mr. Weldcmn presented a line Christmas program. Especially moving was the rendition of Cantique de Noel by Christine Reynolds and Fred Russell. In the second semester, a music appreciation class and preparation for spring concerts and con- tests kept the musicians busy. Are guided by Weldon's Musical hand. i 1- A If ' P ' V f ' AF 5 , as 'Qif Orchestra, glee clubs, , 'Gia U ? Chorus and band as D. B. QS? ' GIRLS GLEE CLUB ROW IV-Henrietta Albright, Barbara Garvin, Doris Quinn, Marilyn Manns. Betty Turner, Martha Lawall, Ann Kepler Louise Simpson, joanne Brown, Mary Jane Hurst, Nancy Butler, Ervina Reighley, Marily'n Fowls. ROV lllgDoris Moore, Beatrice Parker, Florence Tanner, Gerry Holi, joan Steiner, Bonnie Princehorn, Matiani Vromboti Shirley Terry, Carolyn Court, Thelma Gibbs, Beverly Scott, Elsie Thompson, Row ll-Christine Reynolds, Donna XX'aln, Rosalind Kennedy, Kay Hanmer, Greta Getty, Mr. Xweidon, Doris Pratt, C loria Donaldson, Katharine Bohrer, Rachel Hill, Nancy NX'alter, Gola May, Marian Allen. ROV l---lean Ritter, Patricia XValter, Barbara Bradshaw, Lois Douglas, Linell Holloway, Mary Ann Singleton, Lys- beth X oung, Donna Burns, Celest Collings, Beverly Hatter, Gracie Thompson, Marian Snyder. l37l BOYS GLEE CLUB ROW IV Davml C annon Iohn K aeuman Albert Hol Iovyay C eoree Broadwell Bruae Stexner Donald Llntlen Peter Irombotl' Dmmel buper Donald Wassernmatm RoW III Luuus Claney David behntrr Roger Boys man Mr Wleldon Ronald Waln Paul Schubert Robert Ihompson Rleharl Roblnson RoW II Clayton Hollner Wxllram Lomam Rxthard Bartoto Ralph lzdcgar lred Russell Robert Lowry lrn Row I kenneth Wxllbond Howard Pressnell Rrth ard Fowler Lynds ones Robert lBdllS Rnchard Owen Alvm Brown Iames Cnbson W Thomp Donalt TurnLr RKDXIL XX alter Bohrer ROW MIXED CHORUS IX rr ey erry N r me Hurst Ro wer son Rleharl Owen Mr Wfeldon RILIIAIXI Btrtoto asserman I lox l Cain M trtltt Ltvx all e III Lysbeth Young Bonnte Prtntehorn XIIIILN Ixay Hanmer anet Hurst C olt Xlay Ixxthtrrne Dorothy C tlmslty Barbara Cratvtn II lNl1r5oCox Nanny Hungeate Helen Murphy Nlarearet Neumann Row I Joanne Ives Ixtthryn Jenks Betty Yasher lNIary Ann Novalx Mrldretl Wynn Marv Helen lhomas BAND Row IV Rlkhdftl Iovyler beraldlne Hofl Marranne Barbor Roger Bowman Patrrua Merle laelt Barnard Larry Wexyer Rlehard Seaman Row III bteplmrue johnson Alvm Norms Charles Smrth Pearl Ann 'lurner Dame-I Clark Creorera Taylor IDS Hans BILLIIOVL Rufus BFOXKIIIIIL, Robert lklllllllfl mir Smnth Donna Burns ROW II Robert Ixern Pltrtela Walter Nancy llun ate Ronald Walrx Doatelas lxtnsey Ietn Rutter ROW I Ruth Alice Xoung., llorente Ianner Carolyn Lourt Barbara Culde Barbara Pitts Dlane Crubbs Raehel Hrll Rxehard Berg., Lysbeth Noung, Rxtharl Weldon ' Y ' 1 Q ,D 3 a V , A - RO ' '-Sh' Ig' T- . 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J .9 'bf Y 5,6 1 Y' 'YF' 9 Pj s 'J 7' ., 0 Last Wtll and Testament NANCI SPAULDING leaves her naturally red halr to Marlon Allen EDWIN TAYLOR bequeaths the ablllty to atrlve hfteen seconds before the bell to Ronny Waln MARX WRIGHT leaves Clare Haulk to all the O H S women CAROLE BERG and MILLICENT HELKE glve thelt bookkeeplng workbooks to LOIS Van Ausdale SHIRLEY SFAMAN leaves two overgrown feet to Helen Hamelln and VIVIAN WI ST leaves her seat ln lrench class to Helen BARBARA GULDI bequeaths her ablllty to play thc drum to Florence Tanner LORA KNIGHT leaves SIX lnches of her helght to Bu ldy Ctopp DILR VAN AUSDAI I- glves Jon Slmpson some helght so that we can havc a vylnnlng basketball team ncxt year DONNA BURNS lcaves her talent for playlng the plano to Dorls Pratt 1 RACHEL HILL leaves to Clare Haulk the key to her jeep and a nlckel for a cup of coffee to be used on New Year s Eve only GILES KRUFGPR glVCS hls ablllty to acqulre a bloody nose when he becomes tlred ln football practlce to Harold Axelrod BETTY HEILMAN bequeaths those out of tovtn dates to Sue Ann Merle NORMA MOORE leaves the gym floor to Amella Bartoto THOMASINE HANGF wlshes to glve to Nancy Yonklngs the ablllry to study ln Amerlcan Hlsrory class JANE HOUGHTON leaves her ablllty to square dance to Florence Bartholomew EMMA DENNY glV6S half a pack of Camels to Lottle Jones vyho can make good use of them CAROLYN COURT bequeaths one sllghtly battered lendel to Marlam Tromboff FRANK SLHUBERT leaves hlS job of managlng edltor on the annual to some poor soul ROBERT THOMPSON leaves to the occupant of hls locker next year clean shelves as of June 8' ELAINE CARRU1 HERS bequeaths one economy sue box of kleenex to Sally Llndstadt and STEPHANIE JOHNSON leaves Sallle the ablllty to catch men STEPHANIE also leaves her helght to Don Llnden PLARL ANN TURNI R bequeaths her ablllty to get along Wllh people to Ann Kepler who already rates an A ln that respect BRULE SIFINFR and DIANF GRUBBS leave the abtllty to get thelr cars stuck ln the mud to Wllllam Molyneaux BI A'lRIcL SLHMVIZ glVCS a llttle shyness to Hans Stechoyt and and Kcnneth Wlllbond who could use some BARBARA PITTS leaves the basketball absence board to Natallc Powers RICHARD BARTOT0 bestows upon Rlchard Stofan the honor of belng next year s football captaln SALLIE SEARS leaves her freckles to Marlanne Barbor to go Wlfh her red halr and she leaves her poetlc ahlllty to Robert Falls l40l RALPH EDGAR bequeaths hls prlntlng press to Alvln Broun who has a llterary flalr already GEORGE BROADWELL leaves a vyell vsorn palnt brush and hlS ablllty to dravy curvaceous ladles to Rlchard Murphy ALLENE JOHNSON leaves to Neldra Douglas the Llf.Sll'C to play hookey on warm days WILLIAM WILBUR bequeaths one burnt out llashbulb to Florence Tanner to remember hlm by and to Rlchard Weaver he glVCS the ankle Alleyan Ward left hlm last year VIRGINIA TURNIR leaves her SfLlLllOLlSH6SS to Wlllldm Powers and her red halt to Frances Provoznlk PAUL Sc HUHER1 and ROBERT SMITH bequcath thett ablllty ln football to Leon Russell and Albert Holloway JOHN GAI UMAN leavcs a ragged deck of cards to Wll llam Conlam so that he can VIII batk thc money lost to Peter Tromboff durlng slxth perlod SHIRLI-Y TI RRI bequeaths a better attendance rccord than her own to Joanne Brown DIANI- CRUIIDS leavcs her lcnowledgc ol lrcnch to Beatrlce Parkcr RIC HARD PARRI R LIVLS hls dlmplcs to Davld Gamble and Joanne Whltc KATHY JI NKS glVCS her slrlglng VOILL to Chrlstlnc Reynolds who really doesn t need lf JFAN MURRAY leaves her sklll IU basketball to lxath leen Dletlln ROGER Bow MAN bequeaths hls place ln band to Geral cllne Hoff VIVIAN KNEPPER leaves her ablllty ln sclence to Elsle Thompson M8fllyH Manns and Louls Kopacs DONALD BLACKMER lust leaves CHARLES BROWNING bequeaths hls dblllfy to run lnto homeroom just before the tardy bell rlngs ro hls brother MARY JANI- HURST leaves a graduate of 41 to Sandra Relghley ERDINE KO!-NIT7l-R vllshes to glVG her sunny Sllllltf to Rlchard Hanmer Nqkxcyll mt 'ii' CQ bi' rg?-DD 32 DAN SUPI R leaves some excess personallty to any tlmld souls of the Junlor class and DORIN PORIMAR glVCS hls ablllty ln basketball to Dean Harley GRAcx FLOYD and WILIDA RULKIR bcqucath respcc tlvely thelr talents ln sports and home maklng to Kathryn Jackson Rlc HARD OWEN leaves hls chatter box to Ronald Hellman FLOYD SMITH bequeaths hls offlce to next year s senlor preslclent ARI ENI- HURST leaves her typlng ablllty to Ted West DAVID SCHNARR leaves hls VOlC6 to Ly nds Jones DONALD WASSERMAN leaves a lonely sophomore U I . ,Y , ' ' V. , I .' . E . L Y L: 4 ' U . ' - ' V r at 7' V 1 A 1 I ' V1 .T W 1- 1- 1 v L' F ' F ' I 4 I' rl ff. - y 1 . ' A 'Q . .'.. . 1 Rufus. ,.v F . I . I V xg l. N l ' ' Ps -I '44 '. - . I. I F 1 I , , I . . 2 1 l . 8 -, . . .G . - f h 1 ' s A' - f 1 E . Y I 'i . .,, ' CHEERLEADERS Left lo right: Anna Mae Sadlo, Sally Lindstadt, Katharine Bohrer, Donna Waln, Florence Tanner lC0ntinued from Page 131 SATURDAY: The shy people peering toward the floor at the Home EC. dance were really ob- serving the variety of socks, some of which were even equipped with bells. WEDNESDAY: To me the Mois de Mars has been one of sheer drudgery. I hope we seniors are properly measured now that we have struggled through state scholarship tests, I.Q. tests, reading tests, and vocational tests. SATURDAY: The juniors did a superb job on the decorations for the prom and the Stardusters gave us wonderful music, the finishing touch to a lovely dance. R fu 2 'M THURSDAY: The annual quiz-bee was held this morning. The Oberlin brains made a good showing. Moral: Read the newspapers. WHAT-A-DAY! The seniors spent a relaxing afternoon basking in the sun at the lake, while the rest of O. H. S. slaved at desks. What fun- swimming, baseball, boating, to say nothing of un- expected duckings! 6E'l'WN' oto 5-x00E lbtlupcg Gall-N soon - I THURSDAY: We had a good time presenting the senior play, The Divine Flora, tonight. We'll probably be just as nervous tomorrow night. I'm too tired to write more, but it really was tops. LONG-AWAITED-DAYS: The landslide of final activities begins. Banquets, honors' assembly, the Fine Arts week-end, and the senior breakfast. And then . . . graduation, with its Pomp and Circum- imnce. l'm beginning to realize the finality of the ceremony. Some of us will go to college. Some of us won't. Eventually, all of us will have to make a place for ourselves in this changing world. THE END l4ll BASKETBALL Co-CA PTAINS DOREN PORTMAN AND DAN SUPER JUMP FOR IT! 5525 A ,F M W 0 'll 75 R1 X I xr? x 35? ag . Ji ff s' I av -me ,....-ff' ,.,.,-f' ' Q' V 'qu 3 Z W W ,E , v we gov 1 f 3. f ' '., I mi :?a?'Ao v ' ' . aww . l W M, ' f' 1 H t Q I . ' ,ii Q if CA x W VY l ' xo- 24 5 'W l I 'aiu gf QXXY , 1 1 cf? 1 Q 'f, fiiw Athletics The I948 track squad consisted mostly of ex perienced cmdermen Oberlms matnstays Gordon White and Vlfood supported by Thomas Mahoney Schnarr ohn and Bob Thomp son Frank Schubert Gamble and Waln brought the Indians a good track season The team took second place in both the District and Cleyeland meets uw, We 14? In thc District mect tt Berct Iaehx Wlalte vnon both the shot put and discus He made 1 nevy O H S record by throwing the shot 49 feet f inches Wood set a new district record in the broad Jump He also placed second in the 770 yard lovy hurdles Gordon vnon the 440 and Schnarr placed second in the mile In the Cleveland mects Wlilte won the shot and drscus and Wound vxon the broad yump took second in the 77Oyard lou hurdles and fourth in the discus Bob Thompson Schnarr and Ma yump respectively I-OO'I BALI This years football squad had a record of one xictory against seyen losses however Oberlms grrdders were beaten only as far as the scoreboard was concerned Deep down inside the players spirits were fir from broken I ach game shovsed noteworthy improxement over the previous one and every unsuccessful contest intensified the play ers determination to win brought harder and more diligent practices and pushed each and every boy to more sincere training Their will to vyrn finally mounted to such 1 peak that it caused Oberlins squid to enter an extremely boggy Ashland gridiron with but one thing in mind WIN' ITS YOUR IAST CHANCF The players nexer even noticed the ram which poured down soaking the churned turf with inches of vw ater until after thc final gun had sounded A cheer arose from the happy Oberlin team and fans as the boys walked off with a 7 to 0 xictory IV FOOTBAI I SCORES Medina Oberlin O Berea Fairyievy Amherst Rocky River Wellington Clearview Ashland Shortly after football season ended hosts of po tential cagers reported to the local hardwood for prtcttce Around 1 nucleus of three lcttermen Dan Super Mutt Van Ausdale and Don Linden Coach Reeder molded a compact squad Co captains Doren Portman and Dan Super urged on the fighting team but in spite of their h ard pl ay mg the more experienced opponents illovted Oberlin only four victories with the eleycn dc fe tts IX ff5ffL 'wH7 mc R se B R FOKNIQ BASKFTBAI I SC ORIQS Iorun St Mrry s Oberlin Berea Fairvlevs Clearview Amherst Rocky River a Wellingttmn Clearview Medina Berea Fairview Amherst Ro ky River Wellmgtoa Medina SENIOR TOOTBALL PLAYERS IP.-ice ISI Left band column lop Io 11000111 Paul Schubcrt L iles Krueger Daniel Super Floyd Smith Mzdfflc left I0 right Richard Parker Richard Bar tote Rzghl hand column lop to bottom David Schnarr Doren Portman Frank Schubert Robert Smith l ,A 4 26 .- . 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G A A BOARD Standing Shrrley Seaman Natalre Powers Amelna Bartoto Mrss Grxlls d vrser Beverly Scott Barbara Prtts Szllmg joan Sterner Marxlyn Fowls jean Murray Carolyn Court presrdent Rachel Hull Pearl Ann Turner To leorn sporfsmonshnp And skull In games Are only on few Of G A A s olms Weather gave G A A a bad fall season To begrn wrth there was ra1n the day of the 1n1t1a tnon but rt cleared rn mme for the new members to be properly recerved The grrls brought prcmc lunches There was a good turn out for hockey wrth the senror and sophomore Class teams tymg for first place In the play off the sennors were unable to defend rherr goal successfully and the happy sophs walked off wrth the plaque The weather agaxn refused to co operate so the Red and Blue teams were oblrged to play rn the pourmg raxn Murrays Blues fought Courts M8 Reds to a 3 to 0 vrctory After the glrls had taken several showers to wash the mud off they were ready to eat the good dmner the Home Ec Club had prepared for them Basketball season was very successful Thrs trme the semors were able to capture the plaque although the jumors drd therr best to threaten the t1tle The Red and Blue game was excmng and close The referees were worn out not to men tnon the players The Blues finally cllnched the game The dance afterward completed the eve I'llngS acflvlfy fC07Zl'l7Zl!6d 072 Page 501 I - V . , , , ,a- Z , . 3 v ,' , , s r - I 1 - . . . -D.B. 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W 4 Q U G A A UNIORS AND SFNIOR5 Row IV Ann lxcplcr Norma Moore Pcarl Ann lurner Barbara C uldc I'rl1nc Roemtzer Arlene Hurst jane Houghton Llaxne Carruthers Betty Hellman Allene Iohnson Row lll Natalle Poyy ers Marranne Barbor Barbara Prtts Marnam Tromboff Crace Hoyd Carolyn Court Dnane Crubbs Vrrgrma Turner Mary Wright Rachel Hull Donna Burns Row ll Ilsre Thompson Dorrs Pratt Ilorence T nn V W B a er xvrrn est ea trrce Parker Amella Bartoto Marrlyn Manns bue Ann Merle Barbara Carvln Stlly Lrndstadt Mrss Carllls R W1 I Loss V A d I F P an us ae rances rovozmk jean Murray Stcphanle johnson Neldda Douglas Helen Hamlnn Ixathleen Dletlnn Emma Denny Marran Allen SOPHOMORE5 AND FRESHMEN Row IV Clorra Ixlermund Hattre johnson Marrlyn Fowls Melba Harrrs Betty Turner Martha Lawall L S ounse rmpson Martha Robertson Nancy Butler joan Steiner Beverly Scott Donna Waln Patrlcra Worcester ROW III Glorra Donaldson Bonme Prrncehorn Helen Murphy Patrrcra Walter Ceorgra Taylor Dorothy Galmslcy Loretta Hurst Dorrs Moore Grace Thompson Caola May janet Hurst Mary Ann Hun sxcker Row II Mxss Czrllls Anna Mae badlo Ixatharlne Bohrer Mary Ann Novak Ray Hanmer jean Rltt L er ys beth Ann Young Barbara Bradshayy Mary Lou Ctauman Margaret Neuman Consttncc Ellrs june Rern Lon Douglas Row I Do Holm M C N rrs es argo ox ancy Walter Mary Ann bxngleton Nancy Hungate Llnell Holloyyay Ianrs Bry ant Rosalnnd Kennedy Creta Getty Ruth Young Patrncra Merle fCOIlflllll6d mm Page 481 Basketball yyas followed by volleybtll md blse ball We were glad to see so many grrls come out for these sports In the very successful basketball pltydty spon sored by the G A A glrls from Amherst South 150 Amherst tnd Wellington pyrtlcrptted It IS hoped that the playdry yyrll become 1 trldltlon The grrls really enjoyed thns sports get to gether The yeyrs 1ct1y1t1es yyere closed by the ynnurl G A A binquet at yyhlch the emblems md Os yyere ayy lrded . . . 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Q5x,1OQ..lOx,1llg.zOg..1Ox..2OK I D O J 0 O fO 0 U O O PROFESSIONAL DIRECTORY DR l BARRISH DR H G HOFFNER Dentist Dentrst 33 W College St Phone 767 7V2 South Mom St Phone 543 DR C W CARRICK DR R A PHIPPS Dentist Dentist 5 South Mom St Phone 581 29 South Mann St Phone 687 DR C 0 OBB Veterinarian DR W A RICHARDSON Dentist Phone 715 Route 20 2 mules South of Oberlm 5 West College Sl Phone 76 We of the staff of the Oberlm Hugh School Annual wush to thank the ten doctors who generously contributed to the advertnsmg fund but wished to have their names left out of the Annual because of the code of the American Medical Assoclatuon Rcacl O Hugh Lights All the News of Oberlm Hugh School EVERY WEEK IN THE OBERLIN NEWS TRIBUNE 48 South Mcun Street Phone No l Oberlm s NUMBER ONE Newspaper 1 -och L51 01 201 -01 X01 -01 -01 -01 sry .01 .91 .04 ,gf -Q1 sry sg- ,uf ,UQ Jin 'Z 5 N77 WA Y Y 5 ' 4 I I N I I I - . 4 l c 4 l . . . 1 . A S N I I I l I I I . 5 . l . 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Plumbing 228 South Mann St OBERLIN OHIO PHONE 8333 G H COWLING Funeral Director R D 2 OBERLIN OHIO PHONE 44 South of Oberlin on State Route 581 A v C 4 o O o o f f o r 1 7 X I - I , . I 1 II ' ' ll , . ' THE 0 I xx!! T ' ' o ' 4 I I I . . , ' ' -T I gy ,Qx 0 101 10- 'OK O O 'O O 'Ol 'OK 'Ox 10 :Uk ,QR ,QX ,Ole 4l 9:0 Buick S Bmck PHONE 10 Compllments of e Yocom Brothers Company MISS COBBS SHOP A SHOP CATERING TO THE YOUNGER MISS 16 E College St Phone 772 THE BURGNER AGENCY Established 1898 21 S Mcun St Oberlm Ohio INSURANCE REAL ESTATE Compliments of PETTIFORD S BAKERY Phone 43 18 South Mon Compliments of GRACE LUTHERAN CHURCH Blessed a e they that hea th W d fGd dkeept Lk1Il29 6 West Loroun ct Prospect I A Sunny View Lunch Mr ond Mrs T J Former Plote Lunches Sandwiches Good Coffee Home Mode Pres U. S. Route 20, 1 Mile West of S. 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Paul Schubert ANNUAL P0ll SENIOR CLASS Mary Wright Best dressed gurl Diane Grubbs Floyd Smith Best dressed boy Paul Schubert Who did most for O H 5 Frank bthubert Eugene Reeves Dan Super Rachel Hill Sallie bears Who did O H S for most Apple pollsher Virginia Turner Bram girl Sallie Sears OY Best dancer g,1r 0V Best athlete git 05' Van Iohnsons biggest rival Lana Turner s biggest rival Wolf and Wolfess of 1949 Edwin Taylor Carolyn Court Stephanie lohnson jean Murray Nancy Spaulding Don Blackmer George Broadwell Barbara Pitts Carolyn Court Dick Bartoto Doten Portman Dick Parker Dan Super Diane Grubbs Mary Wright Dick Parker Dan Super David Schnarr Mary Wright Barbara Gulde Elaine Carruthers QV' We polled the senior class to find out their opinions on each other and life in general and here are the results George Broadwell got one vote for best girl athlete but we didnt think he quite met the requirements 9 ...f-f' 121 L7 F H , - , . . . . . . , . . , - ' I S S 1 ' -qv ,M A til! - , l. 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