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

Text from Pages 1 - 80 of the 1951 volume:

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ANDREW STOFAN OFFICE GROLP cleft ro righriz Mr. Simpson, Mrs. Mildred Murra Mr Vfigron s secretary Mr. Bliss, clerk of the Oberlin Board of dminlstration During the course of our school year, we give little thought to the efficiency of our administration, from the board of education to the senate. XVithout it, our school would not run! VVe wish to ex- press our deep appreciation for the unobtrusive work which makes each school day pleasant. t7 tl STOP SCHOOL POLICE - Ron II lleft to rightr 1 jack Barnard Keith Williams. Rout I: Frank Ellis, Glenn Carruthers, Bunky Seaman, James Pash. THE OBERLIN HIGH Stgnooi. SENATE for the year 1950-1951 was formed early in October. The main job of the senate this year has been that of sponsoring senate dances after high school athletic contests at home. Other duties have been locker inspection, collecting money for the Red 1 OFFICE ASSISTANTS - lleft to rightl: Patricia Wfalter, Mary Lou Habecker, Cameron, Dorothy Galinsky. Feather drive and Polio drive, the sponsoring of several assemblies, and the task of disposing of un- claimed articles lost and found. The Senate has also discussed many problems at its meetings, and members have taken back helpful suggestions to their homerooms. 1 l aaa STUDENT SENATE - Bark Rau' Cleft to right, standinglz Harold Bainbridge, Guy Powers, Priscilla Shoup, Elizabeth Ann Gutman, Keith Williams, Dick Gleason, Lee Smith, Don Martin, Karl Holmes, Frank Palczer. Front Rou tsittingl: Carol King, Pat Douglas, Mr. Simpson, adviser, Barbara Bedell, secretaryg Phil Githn, president, jack Barnard. vice-president: Mr, W'alter, adviser, Marilyn McDole. 171 Mrs, Nancy lf! STEWART H FAIRCHILD B S Baldwin Wallace College Mafbematicr H1 l Adzzfer 'NIRS MARCARET FOWLS not pictured A B Bowling, Green State Unixersity English Senior C1451 Plat NIARGUFRITE E GRILLS BS Education Ohio State bniversity P1935 Ed Bmloti CAA fnze Arty Club MRS RACI-IEI HANNON A B MA Oberlin College Ellgllfb 56711117 Clam Spontrn 'lI1711ldlAtj1IH.7 MRS S'I El l A KOENITZER A B Nebraska State Tcanhers Colleen M S lc vt 1 State College Hmm Iirfmmzft Hmm It ll mfii Cf 12 MARC ARLF F MARTINI BS Ftlutatioti lx nt State l iursitx 'Nl 'X lmurs t of Cliimgii lliztfuzlalnt fn fwfau Cfatt Sp 71 BEL l Al-l H MAX AB Oberlin College BLS Western seru Lilwmrx School Llfzmrmll O H1 1 L1 lit Staff ll!lIfLf l8l X CHARLES BlllJEl.l, BS.. Bowling Green University. Scieufe. Clvenzirftja. Sfiezzre C1116 Adzifer, ABC Foolbaff. ABC Baiielbaff. ABC Trark. Yill l,l.l AM C. BOHRER A.B., Oberlin College. I'1i.lfO1'Y1. 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Semors Through the Years BEFORE THE CLASS OF 51 leaves OberlIn I-hgh School we are goIng to use our key to success THE FIRST DOOR 15 marked freshman year Our troubles began 2x plus Yay equaled 17 LatIn IS a dead language Why was ll revIved' There was the class meetIng In whIch we peacefully after weeks of hagglmg chose our class colors red and vshIte Then the battle was on agaIn Hats thIs tIme We Introduced farIgue hats Into the halls of OH S on Frosh Day IN OUR SOPI-IOMORE YEAR we were snll strug glIng Wllh LatIn but no longer concerned wIth why 2x plus gy equaled 17 Remember the 49 ers ate the refreshments at our sophomore ChrIstmas Party? Remember that bIology trIp to Columbus7 It was the fIrst tIme any of us had ever been Instde the OhIo State MedIcal Museum Remember our LatIn term papers? No one ileast of all Mrs Kellyj wIll ever forger them For the fIrst tIme we found out the true meanrng of the term burnmg the mldnlght 011 IN OUR JUNIOR YEAR two famIlIar faces were mIssIng Mr Alter and Mrs Kelly We gave the SadIe Hawkms Dance a welcome change from Macbeth and French verbs We changed the class rmgs qlllfe a feat SIDCC OberlIn HIgh School had had the same class rIngs for seventeen years We broke the long estabhshed tradItIon of havmg a tumor carnIval however we made enough money from sellIng refreshments at the games to fInance our 1unIor senIor prom Instead of havmg the tradItIonal sprIng theme for our prom we had an HHWHIIHH theme Only flve Iumor gIrls were 101 tIated Into FIne Arts They wont forget that pIg pen at Mannss farm those tradxttonal blue pI1ls or the week end IU Toledo That year If seemed really wonderful to dance at after game dances to musIc by a real band REMLMBLR THE PRAc1IcAI joke on Mr Fan chIld at our class ptcnlc' He got really p Ile when he though Loretta had drowned Two of the most Important decIsIons of the year were made at thc pIcnIc We elected Sxm Petroff SCIIIOI' clIss pres: dent and those our cl Iss swetters H0 BY THE TIME we reached the door marked senIor year our key was worn smooth As we assembled In 305 on September 6 we were shocked at the smallness of our group From our freshman class of sIxty tvso we had dwIndled to a senIor class of forty two a ratIo of 2 5 gxrls to every boy A we sud before the doors to success do not open easIly OUR FIRST SOCIAL EVENT of our senIor year was an October trIp to Mohtcan State Park a trIp made possIble because Mr Gamble took us In the ChIldrens Home Bus Remember the array of color and Mr Campbell s and Fred Owens VOICCS as they harmonIzed9 IN OCTOBER we began worklng on the annual We sent the last pages to the engravers the second week In March Then everyone gave a deep srgh of relIef and really began studymg agaIn Other than takmg tests all kInds of these VOCHIIOHHI aptI tude psychologlcal and IQ we spent most of our tIme on Hamlet THERE WERE CHANGES made around OHS that ye Ir The 3LldlIOI'lUfl'l was converted IDIO a study hall and lunch room Any mother who thInks her johnny eats all hlS lunch should look ll the dllLllE0l'1LlITl floor any tIme after noon The 1udItorIum for the fIrst tIme In the school s hIstory became .I dance hall A new subyect was also In troduced In our senIor year drlvers trammg WVHO WILL FORGET all the fun we had rehears Ing our senIor play' PossIbly Mrs Fowls would use a dIfferent word from fun WE WONT FORGET that Mrs Hannon has hell ed us to learn to oIl a lock wIth hard work when out key would not open the door WF Nom FIND ourselves at a fIfth door The key also turns hard here perhaps because what lIes beyond IS more hazardous and frtghtenlng than my thmg vue have ever before encountered Be fore us IIC responsIbIlItIes and decIsIons that ordI narlly rest upon the shoulders of adults We have overcom obstacles no matter how great In the past and we have f'llIlI that God wIll help us In the present Ind the future 0 , . . . .I II I. 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Il 131111111 1 1 YL III 111 F X, ROX RIFENBERC A 11e11 11111 11f1f1fj11111f1 11111 Haier 11911111 11111111 1111111 111111 A7676 IOAN STI INIR 5 1171 C' 1676 7 1 1 11 11111 1 11111 11 GLORCIA TAX LOR Id 11 11111111 e Il 1 1 111 J 1111 11111 1 Il 1 KIORCI IHIIRIT 1111 11 11 r 1 C 11 1 C RAC I THOMPSON 1111 I 1111 1111 11 I 11 ll 11111111111 1111111111 xx J DONNA XVAI NI S171 111111115 hav 11 1111111 111 111111 1111 II11Ee1 1111 happ ulaeu fber 11111r 111 PATRICIA WAI TER 1111 IIC 11111 1 S116 lar 111 1111 11 Guiv-'lu IIIIIAW XYHIFIER CY' L I II UI Y 7 ROGER WILOOR 1 C7 If 11111 111111111111 1 rr 111111 1 RI NNETI-I XX II I BOND 11 1 11 1 11111 tfmlf Ill 111r I-ILTTIIQ XWILI IAMS IIP1 11111 11111 1 1'11r11 ll 117171 IILZLVI I15I Last Wrll n Testament We lbe semor clarr 0 1951 being 0 101ml 77111711 azzl zclmblc judgment realzemg Ibdl ue are about I0 depdfl mm thu u orld do declare 1171110 be 0 zr lat! uzll and I0fffI11It?l1f berelny fer oemg and an nullnzg any and all uzllf by ur hereto ore made lVe male tbf ollouuzg bequests janre Albrrght vsrlls her old flames to Betty Turner Dorothy Galrnsky wrlls to the lunror grrls her recrpe for charm Katre Bohrer wrlls her father to the poor senrors of Loretta Hurst leaves her seat rn senror homeroom to some lucky senror of 52 Katre Bohrer Donna Waln and Anna Mae Sadlo wrll therr cheerleadrng abrlrty to Mary Lou baeu man Muggs Neumann Barbara Greene and Rosre Sadlo Bunky Seaman leaves hrs car for Ronnre Oakley to operate Fred Owens leaves hrs football abrlrty to Commando Wrllre Edwards Drck Born wrlls a prnt of mrlk to Frank Ellrs and Drck Robinson Joanne Ives leaves her seat rn study hall to Nancy Walter wrth the hope that the same boy who srts behrnd Joanne vyrll srt behrnd Nancy Hoot Grbson and Don Bradford rust leave Jack Barnard bequeaths one patrolman s hat to hrs poor successor Dorrs Moore wrlls her long walk to school every mornrng., to Lrnell Holloway Hattre Belle johnson leaves nothrn Lors Maurm leaves her abrlrty to stop a ear on a drme 1 J to Lors Schmrtz Lors Douglas wrlls a worn out chemrstry book to Kay Hanmer Punk leaves hrs lovrng abrlrty to lxenny Smrth John Castaneda leaves hrs artrstrc touch to some vyorthy Junror Nancy Cornman bequeaths her bookkeeprne abrlrtr to Pat Merle jean Rrtter leaves her cello skrll to Patty Xllloreester Don Dorovr leaves an empty ease of mrlk bottles to Wally Rree In rflnzeff rebereo ue hereby uc! 0lH'17el77d mn! tml Sam Petroft leayes hrs open rnvrtatron to all the Esqurres to ,eo to Galrnsky s to eat provrdrng, he there of course Beanre Rerehley leay es her abrlrty yxrth college men alr shorter than she to Mug,g.,s Neumann Beverly Scott cant afford to leave anythrne she needs all she can ,cet yyhere shes eornr., Prrs Shoup leax es her Amerrcan flag, to erther Mar tha Robertson or Lrta Brovsn Beware when rts xxrnely Mary Ann Noyak vrrlls her extra pounds to Lourse brmpson Creoree Peabody and Naney Butler Gola Perry leases us for a happrer lrfe Creorerr Taylor bequeaths tvxo chewed penerls to anyone vrrth her appetrte Betty Ashby leaves her seat rn hrstory to one brav runror Phyllrs Dredrrek leayes her red harr to lune Kern Harry bpreler yyrlls hrs musrc and study technrqu 5 to Bob Holden Lucky boy' Roy Rrtenbure leaves some excess pounds to Kerth Wrllranrs Pat Walter leaves her marvelous personalrty to Barbre Bedell She also leaves her catalogue to Barbre vyho trred so hard to get rt Ioan bterner leaves yyhats left of her love for base nall tt Hal Hunsrcker her love of travel to Mary Ann brneleton her love of vurrtrng., to lxrtty l'rxx Lourse Lee Martha and Nancy Graere 'lhompson rs vurllrn to leave Lrllran Xlilheeler bequeaths one of her frequent sour notes rn Lrlce Club to Martha Robertson Roeer XVrl,eor has to take everythrng, wrth hrm Creoree lhreret leayes hrs vyorkrng., ahrlrty to ani rumor who vrants rt lueene Reeyes leayes hrs memorres Marrlyn loyyls leayes a Chreken Bone ean and one eute lrrelwray Patrolman bhe also leayes Lrrrls Strte to lxay Hanmer yxrth loads of luck lhe lrrst Drryer 'lrarnrne Llass leaves tyyo dented fenders rnd tyyo more ,e,rey harrs for Mr brmpson 111 ,fl ye n ff um Lfml nmefeefz bumlred and 1 I one on Ibn If! rlaj 0 Many 10 Ibn our lm! 11 rll 11111' Ie rn Nlehl Wrtfzerrer Steyen Cornman fr: Donald L Srmpson lSlARllXN Fowrs ron lrrr Srtwrort CLASS or 1951 ' S ' - f 1- ' f f ' ' -' f A . f 'N' ' ' Q I 1 f 1 f . ' .Q ff . V' 4 V .- 2. D A - l I - , y , H . , 7 S '52. -f ' ' - ' 24- , , , 'V ,, ' , , , ' ,. . , , , V' 26' , ,, 1. ,- , ' , 6, ' '- lj X , . , ., ,, ' ' I ' ' - 29. 1 ' ' 1' ' ' e A ' . su, V 1 ' I f 1' , . 9. ' , , 51. f 3 ' '- ' ' ' ' e . V, , , V. 32. Y I N . 10. ' ' -. H ' ' 1 11- l I 4- DD. 1 I4 1 s I 1 1 4.1 7 'I 12. Phil Giffin leaves his track shoes to Paul Zeckel. H ' . A. A H I Y , l 13. ' ' . V ' h Q P.. I ,, . ' 1 Y 14. ' ' 1 T , , l 15- - . .- Y .1 I 55. I, . . Y, . , 2 I f - 56. ' 1 l A 16- ' ' - , - , ' - 1. l ,U S-. N ,. Y I Y . Y . , ' ' ' I . 59' Q ,. . ..,.- ,, ' ' f ' ' I --V' 40. . I ,J ,, ,,. , M., I V , A 20. ' ., . - ' . , .. K- Q , ', .f , , , . ' ,H - ,f 1, ,J D - ' yi,-.,K.f . . ',,, ., fly- rf 1 1 -. 1' Pl rtts on Cl l-lzll Bx PATRICIA St ROGGINS 54 THF MOUNTAIN GOATS OF GLACIER Wrth 1 gootl pur of blnoculxrs one c tn bt host to some of the greatest lcrobtts rn the world the mountarn golts Hrgh up on the rocky mountun srde, one can xutch them lumprng up the steep precrprces with rmtzrng tgrlrty Tmstrng md tur rng so fast the cye can hlrdly follow they drop from notch to notch Often one tm watch the whole flmrly as the parents teach therr offspring the trlcks of the tr ide They love fun md the fortunate observer may see them rolllckrng about some hrgh meldow At night they come down from the herghts a lrttle to sleep rn some secret uve At one of the Glacrer chalets, the vnsrtor ctn look out hrs wrndow rn the early mornmg and ste the gotts playrng on nearby meadows and mountuns The goats are mlschlevous fellows and have been known to butt the unwary v1s1t0r who ventures too nt rr All rn all the mountarn goats seem to be one of the mam attractions of the park FRED HART, 52 H7 NT U - H r - - ' ' a h t if ' L , -1 : ' ' A I 1 . I LW 2 . V . . . . ' 1 . ' ' ' Q' 'L . ' . V V2 . , Y QL A K . Y. . . h' '. L 1 ' 1 N '. ' , 1 1 ' 2 , f ' L ' ', ' L . ' Q ' . ' . . 5 ' ' '- ' 1 . ' ' ,Q ' '1. V . , . ' L Y .-. A '. . ' , l t , '. ' ' I , 'IV' 4tIj,yyl lily! y f, v f y h tgfyul. Q 1 I-f' n ' . t - A' ,., n l' I 1' l Q6 -1' . ' ' 4 i ,D '. M. g' 1' vi ' 4 ' f ' I l G- 4 yjlyfq Fr ij I U, I Y , . lr X 4 u ,. . 1 M16 n .' 1 ' , ta Se '7 '5f'2'f'M 'Z -5g:,.isfgL.f, iff, Q, tm .lumor gf If YXEMISRS fleft to rryjhtj Lntft Brown sorlal chzurmftn anet Hurst secretary t surer Frank Ellxs socml thurman George Peabody president Kenneth Smlth vlce W fre R014 V M1lferdB1bCoclc LIIIBIOXXU Nftmy Butler Rou IV Glenn Carruthers Ernest Denny Glorx 1 Donaldson Rau III Qonstmee Lllxs Frxnk Ellxs Kltty Fixx Mary Lou Gctumsxn vp Rau II Greta Ruth Getty Rmhtrd Gluson Robert Htmlm Kay Hanmer Frcderlck Hart Beyerly Huter Robert Holden lwu I lmcll Hollow ty Dorrls Holmes Nmcy Hunygttc Mlry Ann HLlUSlLkCf ,met Hurst Ium Kern RlLl1lI'kl lxlmmey U8 v-K . Q . X4 . ,g . . gl 5. u ey, ' l wijf 11 y ' ' 14' T- - l X ' 'K' ,' . .- . ' . . . 9--5' X - -5 .- ' Y - 'va 2' . O 5 Mt,- S ,J 1- .ALJ y - of L ' 1 1 ' ' , ' L ' , A - . ident. 7 , 1- 4' , .Lyn Ji .' R tyv 71 4' L v '- .y-I, P.. 'i l 5, l ra? ' l 'ffifaf 'V' 4' -lf if lfsgxf A rely' 4,11 1 .1 4 'SN' 111 ! C ss H wa, JUNIOR ENGI ISH PANEL How Can We Improve Our School! lLeft to flghfl Mary Ann Hunslcker loulse Simpson Keith XVllll1mS Eugene Prestl md Martha Lawall R010 V Glorla Klermund Martha Lawall Patrlcla Merle Rou IV Nathan Nash Margaret Neumann Alvin N0rr1s R014 III Ronald Oakley Donald Parsh George Peabody Eugene Prestl Bonnle Pr1nce horn Rau II Waneta Rlfenburg Martha Robertson Richard Robxnson Barbara Rosta Rose Mane Sadlo Lols Schmxtz Loulse Snmpson Rou I Mary Ann Smgleton Kenneth Smith Bertye Turner Nancy Walter Kelth Wll lnms PIIIICIH Worcester Paul Zeckel ' o fill! ll -I I Q It ' 1 i I ' l l '-'X , .,. ' !.. 1' .I ' , ' , ' . . . , . a , ,I IA' , J L f - hy , 1 l. . . I V I , .. , -f. . I .t . i ' , ' 1 . , a ' L , ' ' ,1 1 V V T v 7 ' l I 7 L E , A 'l T L w v 1 s I ' V 'i . v ' w I a ' 4 1, A 7 5 ' l 1' ' a 1 Y 1 Y ' s I YI' a , 1 M , . HOMEROOM 505 Rou IV lleft to nghtb Thomas Wllbur Thomas Greene Douglas Kmsey Lorenzo Walker David Layyall Wxllram Annable Davxd Ixurtz Rlchard Berg, Chalmcr Davrdson Rau III Clayton Kanser Damel Clark Wrlma Manns Charles Jaelsson Walton Rue Lors lreed Betty Smythe Roger Barone Rau II james Wilson Rlchard Sutfm james Ellrs joseph Scmcny Cornelra Shoup Barbara Greent Carol Nasrpak Donna Mae Weston Frances Stewart R011 I Barbara Bedell Peggy Peabody Sally Staubus Reyna Xasher Shlrley lones Mary Ann Dovm Carol Ann Humphrey Leonard Smith Gerald Broome ,H IN IX HOMIROOM 506 Run IV lletr to rl3.,ht1 Robert Dasstl Rxthard Lanushnrt Larry Wuycr Robert Bryant Alan Homsttad Andrew Stolnn Neal Slnnnon Alan Samltrs Robtrr Wool tlrndge lynn Ill Alnce O Neal M11 lrel XX ynn Paul Btll ldyurd Capps Lreorge lxnrlt Ron tld byxann Nhry I oth Bey erly Rernhard Ann Il Mary Lou Broadvxell lanet loster Marrlyn Bald! Rxtlmrtl loll. Marilyn MtDole lytlyn Houghton Patrrua Davxdson lynn I Nancy Harry. Mary Hurl Robert lxern eanncttt Honltmgs lLlLllIll Spaulllna. lhnrles Broome Nu! pnlurel wlllll ltlyyar s IBlNll Maynar L traltl Xarlnr Xtra Nlorrls Dommmta Nlrrquu Q 'MX Y, ' V 9 v r , . Ex A. ! , ' ' ' V ' - - ' 1 ' vw - V V . .. . , . . V , , , 1 V r V V l a V 1 'N' a ' .V l v V Y '- V .. y , , . . y , , , ., .5 ,, L y . , . I V V yyv yl 7 1 I A v - y r - V r , V . V . V V V - V. . Pj! .xy N 4 ,.: V A x 114 , um: I 5 V ' D V - Ax f - ' .. -Q J 2 n t - .la IX 'l . P f , . 'V x nl-1. i , A I lk Q , ', I . '. . V V r.L,.' V, . .,, Vx .. ' . 'V ,- . f , 1 . '. - ' 'f, , A : ., 1 . 'A 1 , , ' V ' A' V K K , V V 4 - ' V - .5 , 'Q r v A . 7 ' , V . V V , 1 , 'V . ' T - V' V , IV, . I A' -V, V . V V V I , Y . -. , . 7 V ', V . . f V '. . . . ' -' A 'V ' B .Y . ' , 1 x, V J . ,'., V . L f. . t , , ,,. , , , . . . t.' 'Z nl, . L xl, I' ' A. .. r ,. ' A t ', l20l 19:73 The freshmen hue lecompllshed much IH the wry of tcnvltres this ye tr In December Mrss Martrn s homeroom gave 1 sock dance at the Pleas mt Street School and lnvlted the other freshmen homerooms Fach person xx as allowed to brlng 1 guest from the school The freshmen decxded on nlir mxroon md whxte for thetr cltss colors md chose be tnles thls ye lr mstetd of sfulor hlts The bemles c mme about March flrst The freshmen ended thelr actlvrtxes vslth another dance on March mnth rn the hxgh school audltorrum The exghth and sexen graders added somethrng new to thelr regultr ILEIYIUCS thxs ye tr their Su ence Club Anyone who vx 1shes may belong They have been studylng advanced selence whlch wrll be very helpful to them n later years Also both grades have done outstmdrng art work whxch has been dls played from tlme to tlme The seventh grade class rs unusually large vuth four seventh grade homerooms Y H ALA HOMEROOVI 204 Rau IV fleft to nghtl Wrllnam Komcek Karl Lrske Geoffrey Taylor Gllbert Lawall Wlllne Hams Lee Sm1th Cha les Kunkler Donald Wrcks Qou Ill james Kern Donald Schnarr Donald Provozmk Ronald Klem Albert Kern Eric Kurtz Phxllp Shaver Ron II Shlrley Rogers Estelle jones Lellanr Fleming Charlotte Kerlrn Carolyn Kerlm Dolor 5 Dunfee Nellie Walker Sue Wolfe Ron I joan Young Barbara Stechowx Dorothy Frmcle Dnane Worcester Margaret Rutter Ann Turner Emma Coleman Xu! purnrea' Raymond Wxlgor P1 9 0 ' s , 0 Q C 'U I U '. I ' 9 Q 5 O u ,' Q . N U. Q ax 5- . 5 . ,- . 2 , . 2 -- - , W , L 1 , 1. . -1 - - 1 W , 'z L ' ' ' 'z . ' ' , ' ': ' ' 'L 1 1 2 . 1 ' z ' c 2 4 l 1 ' -2 4 . L K Y V K K . 41 V K C Y M K . ' . ' r ' . ' 1 z ' ' ' A2 , ' - . ' D ,' I t A I t . , . 1 . , . . ' - C . L 7 , Y . iw . l , t U . ' V t g'.'. A Qetgu A I V ! v Y l . . . . . n ,. Y 7 3 A 7 ' ' V -'A 9 3 Y 1 F ' . , . ' -' , lr ,' 4 A . I ' . I ' - r v A' .' f ' . Q-iv 221 'uf 4 .-Q HOMEROOM 302 Rou III Cleft to flghfl Beverly Dnedrlck George Thompson James Davxd Son Donald Martin Edvard Berg Louls Lemasters Robert Clapper Patrlcxa Scroggms R011 II Charles Balnbrldge Glorla Kunkler Betty Kopots Betty Babcock Shlrley lones Leona Lay port Delores Basllone Rou I James Smyth Marnan Sextters jean Barnard Bully Engle Lots Worcester Paulme Woojs Frances Patterson joan Hurd N101 pzrlured Carol Payn Shxrley Clavyson HOMEROOM v04 Ron III rleft to rlghtz Marxlou Cook Ada Lee Holloway Patrncra Douglas lxelth Burrer james Getty Iohn Naslpak Ralph Fox joseph Walker Rau II Dons Hellman Margaret luller Carlen Clark Shxrley Lowry Carolyn MtDolL Maman Brckel Paul Frldenstxne Paulme Gutman Ca ol hott Rau I Nanny I-ranklxn Mary Lou I-lalwukcr Halen lxomnek Iern Cm Peter Hlj.,ULl11 Reps Xashur Beyerly Berg, Huber' Chapm I N . rm ' f 'Q - ' ' . A ,K it W I .rv -:W I 1 , Q 2 ' . - I , 1 i V, 6 . . - , , ,Q -4 2 ,. .A 1, Q ,z ' I, v'0h V , A ,. ft F 2 f , 1 .A f 3' 'i x 1 'ff WV -,, sz?-. -L K tfyw . , r 4 as N, Jw. 1. ' ' . 3 , A . 3 w Y w v 1 ' , I- ' ' 3 ' Y 1 - y V y ' 4, A y , l 'I V 1 . . a s I ' 7 y l E 1 l 'A- . , , t ' .' ' e, ' ' ' . -any if ,, ' 1 1 ff' I R xl F W .f Z ' . ' . . . , ' ', , . , - , . - , , ' ' ,, 7 H 2 , ' . , , ', , , . , ' . , , - . , . . . v A . . , . I V ,I Y , I r - y. . E B 1 V I TH E STORM The driving wind. snow. and darkness. Fill me with an uncontrollable fear. I fezlr the cold. the wind, and darkness. I fear the wintry time of year. I see the grave where my father lies. A dark plot of ground Lndcr dukenrng skres The Cold Cc Id vtrnd mth rts ghostly srghrng Makes me fear The thoufght of dyrng, TED SMITH 11915 poem fu Yezf 51111119 an Oberlin ninth Arutfer fur! rear uar ummr zu :bt yznrmr In IJ drrrtmn I Ibn Infant Clflllllll Pnclrr Currier! and rt the rmfn Oberlin Lrftrr III the ANTHOLKXJ or Omo Vrksl for 1950 IAJ the annual gmt to prerf 7411 I5 about lo Jail ruth Ike Army FIIJJPILLVJ rr Ihc Pan It I Dame! Boone loolfr nz the uture BY QHARILS BROOML QKLY Rx HOMEROOM N16 Iwrz Ill rltft to right! Louis Hatter Charles Dewey Ellen Robertson Ronald Mareno Robert Stephan Carl Holmes lxenneth Caldxx ell Karrn Schubert Wrllnc Wx nn Marx Lee McQueen Rau ll Donald Bungard Joanne Younglas Russell Pash Larrs. Rrthu Frma 'Iurnhull Connie Nfoore Corrrne Xepko Ronald bmrth W'alter Champe Roz: I Leona I-reed Betsx Cervone Carolsn Kofsln Norma Lawson bhlrley Ixrueger Charlotte Melther Betty Edmunds Mary Garrett I2 , I . 1.4 . . . - 1 1. 1 :A I 2 f l 1 Y 3 ,' ,, f, , 'jg - ' 4. : I I I 1,1 I .J l fs K : I L A I ' I - - 'g I . , Is ' -5 ,muuxrur . , .,,.T'-,..V ' A ,- 51,571 I , x ' ' - ' 352 1 eu I . A ,, 9.7 fx I J I - H 1, 7 - . ' y I ' I . , fr , , , 1 ' 4 I - I -, v . . , ,. , , , , - . , ' . I . ' ' . ' V Y ' , I ' 4 A , Q I I ' , ' K I , I . , If ' N I. i 1, .'.' ' , , - . ' ' . ' , v ' . -fs .W pen 1 ' nf H z 'uf ff gh s il- nf I ,Mig ,-,: .I -'-, .4-, j , 1 L........ l'4 QQ HOMEROOM 202 Rau III fleft to rxghrl Emma Atknnson Elxzaberh Guzman Catherme Cole Marvin Mayfle Samuel Coleman Barbara Berg Gall Sayers R011 II Margaret Llllxch Frank Doub Thornton Murphy Rlchard Mclxxnnu lohn Buycrs Sara Barnard Rosemary Burke Marianne Cochrane Rou I jane Butler Carol Bcgse Carol Bachrcl Shnrlcy Bmlrcll Clarcmg Bur, Irena Hank Carol Robmson Not pictured' Nancy Olscn Alfreda Mlllnr Ronald Barlucs joscph Hall CIKJN was HOMEROOM 705 Ron III flefr to rxghrl Janna Rcvlxrtson Mumn lxenyon Ralph Hyde lalrh Pllson lohn XVall Ronald Smcrfmcld Ron Il Marllyn Schustcr Carol kms. lmla Vxulmfl Ruharl Duyu XX altar Lllml, Mcrxtha Sxolau Lester Morne R014 1 kan Larpenrcr laura 'lrurh Nmu Mlm!! lu lxrh lxusgr Rulxrr l ltfm lxlnzcr Halunla r . I ' Q 5 1 Y 3 N Y ' V 1 ' ' . ' ,, ,, , g, .,-..- ,, Y , . . 5 , . ! 5 , . A - , , 1 l .. 1 l - A ' , e , ,, Q xigql. 5 ' , . , 42.5.-'. mf i' A .fa . ln. Q . ,J ' nl. .-, .... ' 2 N . 'y - Y ,- . . -' ' - , , - . . , , . L' ' v V ', ' , 'L ', A . ' ' - 'A 'f . . : ' , l . qv 5 ' . ,V ly, - K' 4 y Q K A A . A L 7, 4 1 . ., U 4 M Ymk' 't'.. , Q i' K HOMEROOM 203 Rau IV Ileft to rrghtl Edward Gxbson Charles Smxth John Thomas Lexghton Barnes Barbara Davns Claxr Lemastcrs Raymond Geres Jackson Thomas Thomas Humphrey Rou III Jenell Stokes Wllma Coleman KayLorene Cloudr Donald Layport Harold Bambrrdge Harrlett Mayle Donna Baldt Charlotte Krmmnch Ron II Ronald Syyartz Lors Smuh janxce l'usa joan Worcester Mary Nagyvathy Carol Brown Betty Knepper Shxrley Hammond Mary Lou Phares R011 I Don Crockett Wllllam Barley Harold Ford Melvin Haag Paul Cole Lynn Jackson Fred johnson Robert Smrth J- HOMEROOM 101 Ron IV tleft to rrghtl Edna Atkmson Chrrstopner Wxlllams Nancy Le craft John Yaeyszyn Harry Bry nt Berry Quxnn Patrlcxa Folk Joseph Hungate joseph Taylor Rou Ill Dale Meyers N ncy Sxmpson Dolores Davxdson Carol Hurst Wallace Youngless Davrd Henderson Mlldred Hamlm Dennxs Phnllrps jerry Gyorgy Rou II Lmda Merrrtt jane Barnard Lennlg Ch ng Martha Early Susan Schroll Inge Bachmka Marrlyn Oakley Constance Tnreh Iudnth Davrdsan Ron I Davrd Chapin Mnchael lxmney Eugene Super Franklm Wrlbur Barbara Wrlgor jacquelyn johnson Lloyd Waldon Robert Seabold L-A I2 HOMEROOM 110 Rau IV lleft to rrghtl Rnchard Jones Russell Thxeret florence Freed Roger btnelmllng, Ronald Bachnnka Guy Povsers Dan Wrlght Rau Ill Bully Whrtfleld Gaye lrvm Clyde Hamrter Myrna Morton Howard Brlstow Eugene Mrtchell john Adams Charles Phares Rou II Kathryn Dewey Don Woods Jean Berg Larry Morgan Deanna Harley Donald Rosta james Hurst Rou I Anne Olney Clarence Provozmk Rollrn Godetre Robert Xacyszyn Wayne Hyde Lorem Baumann Archie Tuck Judrth Osmer N01 prftured jo Ann Olsen Mary Ell1n,e,ton Ev lyn Gregory james beott Ralph Brenner Lors Ann Drelunson lxatharme Stevens Lorene Van Heuyeln Mary lllen Reed Ruu Ill Rulwert Pnrrer Xxlllldfll Turnbull Merxm Chxmpe Iohn Beelx Loretta Broun Donna bmnth Ioanne Roll: Carolyn XX xllrams Ixnn I1 Harry Bradford lames XX est Daniel NlLlelLS Robert Xkuolrull Helen Pealmly Nlyrrle lreed luseph Tatum Dale Cux Rleharl Daryas YN I Nlarllyn Cla ner Thumrs ones llutrl Bremlte Xxllllldm Sees Brrhara lxern Dau Hanmer Karol Sroops Marx Lou Walter I2 1 l I - f ' Q ki . N A L . 1 V- K Y: xf. . . ,V f . in 'l 'L HOMEROOM HH - Rm: Il' llefr- to rightini ,Frank Palczer: Rohert Homstead, Nwilliam Ellis, 7 .,-, V . . v' A f I ' ' 4 A v K V. , A .V K lv. A - . R 1 .' l 4 xpl ' . -I ,l Sx . n ' A el L ' I' . 'lxl 61 MAJORETTES-Row II flefr ro righrqz joan Young, Carolyn McDole, Louise Simpson, Bon- nie Princehorn, Mary Ann Hunsicker, Beverly Berg. Row I-Kay Hanmer, Nancy Walter, Mr. Wel- don, Donna Mae Weston, Doris Hellman. '?Q f . 2 '94 'HS U f27 O H1gh Staff We semors startrng a month late eertunly en eountered many dlffreulttes w1th our annual I the proeess of taleavag paetures drawang 1 dummy me asuarng euttang mountrng and sendanq pae tures to the engrayers we learned mueh about the publrslarne trade XX e deeaded and then redeerded on a theme before tlae art worle eould be started l aeh staff member had an II'lLllXlLlL1 al assignment eather an eettltae aels w FIIIIIQ eopy dornyg art worle or one of tlae many other yobs We also reeeayed some yery weleome laelp from two yunaors Mary lou C1 aeum an and Frank Ellas The work w as done at noon durrng study hall peraods after sehool at naght and also on seyeral y ae ataon days The theme of the sales eampugn held durrny, the middle of Mareh, w as I arn your own Annual The entlre senaor elass y artaeapated ART STAII Phllap Gxttln Iohn Casteneda Nlrs Wood Sam Petrolt an an assembly The program aneluded musrc and slots showrng w ays to earn an Annual After the proofs returned from the engravers and the eopy w as sent to the prlnters there w as stxll mueh work to be elone in proof rudang and m al-eang last mlnute eh anges Then the only yob left w as the enyoy' able one of dastrabutang the fxnlshed Annuals PINNNINC BUNRD L 'NIH tt rue 1 plllllp Caflan R1ela.1tdNe.aman Caeorem T y or Nana lfetrotf .aele Barnard Wits H41 non ao 1 s lx a.ar1ne oarer .arayn ow s otetta Hurst lrser a Shoup INIUR AsxlxlaNIs a valine a , a K NSI 0 Q I A .4 ' . . , ' , . , -. ' - A . ' g ' I M x f 'A 2 L . IT L ' . ' '. L ' L y'. I ' , 1 I 'I , . L , . . T - f 44f. A I rr f I 4 . V ' ' ' A f l 1, 4 . 'A . ya 4 V . , K Y . 1 v ' k f. r f - A A 1 ' 4 V 1 A I I 1 . '. L ' ' 1 . , . . 1 A 1 1 L ' . . V. 1 A . . . t . V YL . L ' V t , , . , 1 . , . l R A ' , 1 I , 1 1 ' ' 1 q 1 ' , 'Q ' ' ' '4 KL 1 ' . ' ' Q1 'A L , 1 ' . 3 ' 1 L A L . ' A 'y ' . L- V1- gg V as . , ,' . ,ge -L. ' L. 'A as - ' ' ' ' ' 1. .. . lf . Y l , 4 Bal 'f U .uf llef o '-'lat ' M , I Q T h N A Af .ajl . .. - . l ' . . . . .. 1 4 .X1,:!t.f.' Da r thy il.al'1a ky. Gold Petty: 'earl ' A B l '. M l lf l., L - . . ' 1 ll. .l M f . . v- .XVIII .f' Mara' Lau Kfae-um.n .anl lirdnle lrllls, TYPISTS Bakr fum! flcft to rxthty M rrx Ann Novrk Hrnrrttrr Albrrgsht Anna MIL Stdlo liucrly Stott I nL.,m1u1r lols Douglas H ttlt L Q lohnson Dorls Moorc Cfrrtt Thoml son Tha Annu ll srrff this yur h is sct some sort of rttord mth thru cdrtors Prrstlllr Shoup mldc tow n He also thmtged the thxos of thc adxertrse ments brought rn by the large group of 1d ments getters mto thc orderly prfges from 50 on om ADVERTISING STAFF Szandnzr fleft to rrghtl Roy Rrfenburg Donald Dorovs Rrchmrd Born Robert Lovx ry Roger Wfrlgor Fr d Owens ohn Casmneda lame Grbson Sc 1141! lem Rlttcr Pxtrltu XX rltcr Frx1h1Rc1g,.hlcy Lors Mlurm Iom Stemcr lmnne xcs telner has prrnstrkrnply rand proof on rl ht m the frml rdxerrrsements md to send out stlte I29l - 4 ' 'f ' ' ' 2 1 ' 1 , : A A 1 A ' , 1 ff-,tw f-44' '15, il '-I5-ll', . . A '. w' . ' 1 J1 1 ' ' SA 1 .I LAI' '1 rlt ' ' '- ' 1 ' 1 1 - ' ry. the first hrrlf of the dummyg ,luck Iiurnurd, thc sec- Extra people were drafted right and left to get o . ' ' 1 r ' 1 A ' ' A - A A 1 1 ' A 1 1 1 - , 7 A I 1 I I . Hn ' . ' 1 r 1 r . J 1 - . A . I ' . g 2 Q ' -x1 '-,1 A'A1 I1 ',1 1 'Af . A 1 A, 1 A1 1 I . 1 'i?23 OHIGH LIGHTS R011 II fleft to rrghtl Phrlrp Crffrn Dorothx Galmskx Sam Petroff Gerald Broome Nathan Nash Ted Capps Miss May advlser R014 I Georg.,1a Taylor Mary Lou Geauman Nanny Franklln Greta Ruth Getty Pam Worcester joan Sterncr editor Lrta Brovsn Nancy Hungatc Connle Ellrs and June Kern To pztzured lxntty Flxx Nancy Butler and Barbara Bcdell O HICH IIGHTS strff members could be heard rn the llbflfy on Monday noons Anybody have Lhrt n chat' Be sure tn check up on your belts each week and llst but not least Who THE HOME ECONOMICS LI UB lxunched 1 successful year vurh an rnformtl mrtrmon at the home of Wrlmt Manns A bake sale a mother dtughfer tea and the purchase of new curtalns p rogr 1m HOVI' FC ONOVIK S K U. B lv 4 fm, llcfr ro rl ht lunf. lxun Nhxrlu longs Rualna X rshcr Dolores Basrlont Nlarron Ncrtters Dons Hallman XIIIH1 Loretta Hurst Pttrltla Nitrlr 'Nlargaret Neumtnn Nlrs lxocnrrzer Adxlsar Rm Nia Sallu p LSllkI1T lcamttc Yonltrnts Shrrlex Rogers Srrwlzn 'Nanu Hman Nitrx Lou Ccauman lamt Hurst Xxllflld Nlanns lxtlxn HouL,hmn Bar lura L rum Nl'lll'lLX Lourx 'Nellie XX allter 'Niarrlxn Ballt L70 A W . E nf 9 A 4 f 1 Q 5 , 7 1 X a 1 Y G - - E , 1: ., 1. .Y I' . V . 1 ,4 V 1 -y af I G y 1 y ,V rl A 1 '- I- 11' y . 1 1 . ' - 1 -. 1 1 N ' Q 1 1 1 ' 1 Z 1 i' '. 1 ' 1 ' N1' 1 ' 1 .' ' , 1 1 , I ,U F 1 . , I 'L ' 1 wants to trade an egg salad sandwich for a ham! for the home economlcs room were features of the 5. 1 . .1133 1.'1'-'H+ - 1 wg ' I ',t 'V G' .. . ' ' . Q Qi ' .1' r1x.',' r . .r 1 , lu. flu sx Q YEL. lt., , 1 ' - run' V y., I1Nl AR'1b B ir R 14 rleft to right: Nlarx Lou Geauman Treasurer Greta Getty Ioan Steiner Lita Broun sotial ehairman Bonnie Princehorn Martha Lavsall Louise Simpson Nanu Butler Priscilla bhoup wee president Nlarihn Fovsls Dorothy Galinsks secretan Georgia Taslo Xian Ann Hunsieleer I Ill Rfz Doris Nloore lxatharine Bohrer Lois Douglas kan Ritter president Marx Ann Single ton Miss Grills adviser Miss behramm adxiser Loretta Hurst Donna Waln Waneta Rifenburg Pine Arts Club mide re 11 strides this yen' tow ard its obyeerixe of eulturil development Although the mun benefit of the elub is the opportunity it interests to diseuss their ideas there were w lrious spelkers Nlrs Maude Wlrner on her trip abrotd Mrs 1'ildcx on her yeirs in the Philippines incl Mrs Harbor on the importinee of good grooming Nlr Dino entertuned with his pltno impressions Hi Y was disbanded for the year 1949 50 but Bill Grivesmill 1 student of Oberlin College help ed the club reorganize in the fall of 1951 The tion there xx as little tlme for social events although they did hue some parties and a few guest speakers Plins were made for a final banquet in the spring ind for sending 1 boy to Camp Nelson Dodds for mo weeks in the summer HI X Barb Ron fleft to ri,i.1tz Richard Kimmex Ernest Denny Robert Hamlin George Pea both Donald Dorou Rt bert Hold n 'slr Bcdcll adxiser Milferd Babcock Alvin Norris Frank Hhs chaplain Richard C leason Richard Robinson Keith Williams Donald Parsh 1 111 R lxenneth Smith Fuaene Presti Richard Seaman treasurer Richard Born Robert Lovsr Sam Perrott president Glenn Carruthers jatk Barnard viee president James Gibson Philip Liillin 1111 T ' 1 I I Q K- 7 ,Q , , 1 v f le , ds, 4 i A s . Q Q QQ, , , 4, , ' 1 '5 . ,, K I Z I :fi M- ra fi 7 t 2 1' j , Q '. 5 . f - . I 1 - -1 1 v I - A' ' v . :ro lil., I 1 r' I ' ' . I ' . , ' I . I 1 ' i 1- 4 D f f - 1 v 1 H 4 r A V X . .1 V ' i i ' ' i L ' A . V I1 1 , 4 D , . L I 4 1 - A ' ' I Y - 1 s A A - I I offers girls of different backgrounds but of similar enthusiastic members found that after reorganiza- ' ' t , ' 'Q ' A ' ' Q ' . I 1 ' I 1 ., . 1 , ' t Q 1 ' L ' . ' ' . s A . . 0 G A fm H111 Y H .D 1 , . x ' i, I . Q i , ' T. RED CROSS R011 III fleft to rlghtl Marxlyn Clapper Carole Lee Batchel Katharine Stevens jean Rrtter lxatharme Bohrer Margar t Neumann janet Hurst Douglas Kmsey lames Getty Ftlyyard Berg Lors Freed Greta Getty Marrlxn Baldt Mary Hurd Wllma Coleman lenell Stokes Leona Freed R014 11 Jean Carpenter Glorra Kunlxler Clarence Berg. Gaye Irvin Mrss Pease Patty Worcester Nancy Lecraft Chrrstopher Wrllrams Ron I Donald Schnarr james Kern Eugene Mltchell Pctcr Hlguchr lxlnser Habecker IUNIOR RED CROSS xn Oberlm Hlgh School Includes netrly evcry pupll The Oberlrn Branch Vylfll heardqutrters rn Elyr1a contributed toward the purchtse of a record player for Gates Hos prttl s yyell rs tovy ard the Loram County quota of S150 IU the Nmonal Childrens Fund Other ac l'lXlIlf3S 'ncluded the sponsorrng of a movle and the fllllllg of forty grft boxes for chlldren rn Korea OUR HIGH SCHOOL LIBRARY the real he rrt of our school h1s an unusually ltrge LlI'CL1l1 non The library assrstants make possrble a full use of the llbrary They are IH charge when Mlss May rs gone They also flle cards mark over due books md replace books upon the shelx es By the end of the year each asslstant has acqurred experrence uhlch IS certun to be useful to her rn the future LIBRARH ASSISTKNTS Le!! In R1 lr Dorothy Cthnskx Lors Schmltz Margaret Neumann Nlrss Nlax Loretta Hurst Nlarllyn Bal It Nlarllxn NltDolc L32 . , . . ,. , . , . ' ' . , T, ' I . 'V .k . . . ,. , ,. . . , I I S 1. . y 4 , 1 c r a 1 ' . 2 r., . 1 L . .,. , - ' , ' . , l L L L . L S I .,a ' . . . . . . , , ' V I , 1 1' v Y . . . L . . , - ., . . . ., . 1. ' 1 . .., r. - A aa, 1. ,. , , - . I ... '. , ' .1 A' 'a.r ' A '. nl SENIOR PLAY For thelr senlor play th1s year the senlors chose the rolllcl-tlng comedy Almost Summer by Chrlstopher Sergel Pace acnon and humor that y nes from chuckles to roars combrne to make thls the perfect play for 11 h1gh school group Pau' IS 1 hngh school senior vt ho hts so mxny troubles th tt neither his gurl me or the school prtnclptl Mr Smudgely seem to under stmd hlm Sc mor jlllc flings PHIL GIFHN CHARACTERS Paul ones Wlmtm goes on 1 cram sesslon ack Mary s boy frlend Mrs Jones H15 mother me Pauls gxrl frlend Mr Jones Hrs father Mr Smudgelyf The prlnclpal M 1ry Hls srster Lxlah Johnson In somebody s past Plate The hung room of the ones home Tzme The present Almost summer SYNoPs1s Art One Evenlng ust after dlnner A41 Tu 0 The evenlng of the next day Ari Three The following afternoon SENIOR PLAY Left io Rzghl PhnlG1ft1n Jack Katharlne Bohrer Lrlah Bunky Seaman Tumor Prrscxlla Shoup Jane jean Rltter Anna Nlarnlyn Fouls Mrs jones Eugene Reexes Mr Smudgely Sam Petroff Paul jack Barnard Mr jones Robert Lovsry promprer Mrs Nfargaret loxxls dlrtttor N11 Pnzurerf Pat Walter prompter l53l v A V y I v 'Y I Q A 5 V34 3 . . V ,Y . 'fa ' ' Q 1' ' 1 ' ' ,j1 , . A -AL, I Y V, , H - . ------ Ja ------ . junior ------ The kid brother Anna -------- The maid M, 1 J ' , lfzll l. Q: 'V 7 'lf .lvl l 1.-S, , I .l fl Q Al A .V BAND - Rou IV tleft to rightj : Richard Berg, Kinzer Habeclcer, joan Steiner, James Robertson Patricia Worcester Lois Dou las Nanc Butler Lita Brown Priscilla Shoup, Mr. XX'eldon. - S y Y y , Ron' III.' Barbara Bedell, Alvin Norris, Marianne Cochrane, Richard Kimmey, Ron' II.' Nancy Franklin, David Lawall, Thornton Murphy, Jean Ritter. Barbara Stechow. Rau' I: Martha Lawall, Margaret Lillach, Carol King, jean Carpenter, Judy Kaiser. BAND AND ORCHESTRA - The marching customary fast cadence during the marching setson band of fifty-five members stepped off on its After football season was over, the concert bind ORCHESTRA - Ron IV tleft to rightl : James Robertson, Kinzer Habecker. ,loan Steiner. Barbara Stechow. Rou' Ill: Ronald Swann. Kay Hanmer, Barbara Berg, Alvin Norris. Rou' Rou Not Il: Nancy VUalter, Bonnie Princehorn, Parricia Worcester, Richard Kimmey, Nancy Hunuate I: Martha Lawall, Eric Kurtz, Thornton Murphy. jean Carpenter, Judy Kaiser. Picturezi' Georgia Taylor and W'illiam Ellis. l54l Ruiz R011 Rott Rott IV rleft to right: 2 Marilyn liowls, Martha Robertson. Ill: Nancy Hungate, Patricia Walter. Russell Pash, Meruin Kenyon, Robert Kern, Mary Lou Habecker, Barbara Berg, Il: Douglas Kinsey, Donna Smith. Carol Stoops, Gilbert Laxyall, Richarcl Sutfin. I: Charlotte Melcher, Lawrence Wfeaver, Patricia Merle, ,lack Barnartl. Xu! l'1t!nretf.' Georgia Taylor, Wfilliam Ellis. began practicing. This year, their schedule in- The orchestra was equally busy practicing new cluclecl :ui exchange concert with Clearview ancl music. Ot course, the climax of the year xx is thc .i bancl festival .tt Meclina. unusually good combined concert in April Rott ll' fleft to rightli Mr. Wlelclon, Marian Bickel, Rffrr Ill: Clarol King, Nancy liranlclin, james Kern, Mervin Kenyon, Patricia Douglas, l.ois Ann Dickinson. Rott Il: Patricia XX'alter, Patricia Merle, Jack Barnartl, Larry VC'eaverc Betty Smythe, Helen Peabody. -loanne Rolli. Run If Clharlotte Melcher, Douglas Kinsey, Elizabeth Ann Gutman, C.arol Lee Batchel. 'Q IRLS C LII C Run l il It to mehr LIIJ Broun IWIIICIILCI Vmnn NI.11th.1 Robertson Betrye Iurmr NI1rth.1 I..1v..1ll Mr BCCICIILII d1reLtor Bonnlc Pr111tehor11 I:rx1n.1 Relghlu NI.1r1Isn Iouls Henr1ett.1 AIhr11,ht P,1tr1u,1 SCI'CJAL,j.,lf15 P.1tr1L1.1 Doupulua A1111 111 Immnb Stewart Donng XX.1l11 .met Foster lhIdI'1lXI'l M1DoIL Corneha Shoup Nanu Walter C.1r11l N.1s1p.1IC NI.1r1 Ann NIJYJIC Ix.11h.1r1ne Bohrer Llllldfl XX healer Bexerh Re1nh.11 I Run I1 XIJFIICJU Cool-. P.1ul1ne LJLIIIIIJII Lirolxn MLDole Evelxn Houghton Cola Pettx P.1tr1C1.1 XXor1.tster Donna Niue XX esron Ix.11 HJHHILF Ros XIJIIC badlo P.1tr111,1 WIJIIEF Dorr1s I-Iolmm Run 1 B.1rh.1r,1 Stuhoxu oan Young BIJIIJH Bltlxel M1rg,,1ret fuller C.1roI Lott Niarx Ann blngle ton Nanu lfdlilxllfl Iud1th 5p.1uId1n1., 'I I-IF THRI IQ VOC AI ORGANIZATIONS C11rl5 Crlee Cl11b C11rIs Inscmble 1nd the Chor1I C lub offer 1111 boy or llllfl from gr1de5 HIIIL ClII'OLllQ1,II mc xc the op1ort11111ty to repent 1oC1I Iflllllllk 111 to 1 c1r 1111 IL The Cnrls Glu CI11 IIS been under the Iuthful dlrettlon of Mus I-I1Il1 M1gd51CIC IIICI Arthur liceltncll M155 M11Nd51LIC thc LIIIIOI' H1311 Cnrls blee Club WIIICII Smg at the C IIFISIIH 1s progr 1m The Qhor1I Club lb 1111der the dlrcetlon of R11.h1rd Weltlmrn The woe 1I gdroups gnc two Lomerts th15 yur At thc CIIFISIIUIS IWTOIITUTI the Glrlb Crlce u 'I L C lI'CJl of the B1rd5 111d C1nt1q11e f. Not 111d the other g,roup5 SIDIL 1 1 1r1ety of old CJR HIC IRI. I. C 11111. C xx CLIN 111 Illen Rol1e1t5o1 C o YILIA 1 1 1 11 1x N IIILX L11111 r 1.114 up WL 1 1 I1.111111 X1111111. IS Penu L1 .11 lttt 1 1 Cr 1 C Il C1 l1nL B,1r111r HN ILI I' YIHI SS LJ C 1 1 1 C111 C N 111 1 1 111 H x N 1 K A A I A 4 A 7 fy K I - I I CI Q I if QLUB g I' e' V 1: ' . 'H ' 'If .1 ' A' I ' . ' -Att '11 ,- ' .1 13 I ' ,,,A .J I. A , v , ,Q kb -. , , , A' , , I Q ,Q I, -, . l L ,, : . x Q, 3 .A , I, .. 7 . f :. - H .J ' A, ' ' Y , 1 1 I 'I' A 1 I' 7 ' X all ' A 1 Y J 1 ' 'I ' Q I' 1. 1 CI 111111 I lI ly. ' In 'l I I hlaj ' I Lf hx ' I 'I I CI1 I3 H A - '1' ' ' ' -Ll 5.11114 'I11 Q1 . - A 1 Q1 ' d' 1 ', '-I. 1 ' ' ' 'L '1'lA ' '1Is1, is the director of the Clirls' Ensemble LIIICI of LIIICI new carols. In the spring concert, the vocal ,Il'NI III C1 S Cl ISIS .I.I'l3 -' Run Ill 1lerz1 'jhr II B-ry y 11 Q f - - 1. C,.1r11I lilllhll. N411 1' Sth tt, Ihr Ijullx. K.1r11 5 hulert, C,,1r I111 K1I.Iu. . ', f t. Do1111.1 NIIIIIII. l5.1l B- in I1I11,1I -tl C11tm.111. .1 ' ' jl... lI11I1, Run ll .l11.I1 K.11xer. CI1 I- - 51 -I I1- . 'IL'.lII C,.II'lL'IIICI'. .lane Iiutllr, A11 OI11- . . - 1 1I. l,III1I.I M1-rr111.IleIe11I'e.1I1111l1.C.1r11l511111111NI. ' L1 Vlulte , 51,1 I. I..11I1. NI: . NIA tI.1I11e tor. H1111 I N. Il 1 S111pw11,Al-. IIArg..l111I1 O. 1111-1, De. 11. lI.1rIev.VI111I I3.111w11. l,41fL'IlL' Y. 1-111 L'Ill, l11.11111e Rolls, I.111x .AIIIII I711I11111111, C.1111Ix11 X'i'1Il1.1111N. 511s.111 .IIII4 II. 1l N1lYlD CHURLS R111 IV flelt to r1g,htJ Rlehartl Born bam Petrol! lelvsard Berg., Nlr XX el tlnn uhn Naslpalt Wllllanl l'XUIllLLlk Phrlrp Cnllxn ames C llUSLJl'l Rru lll Martha Robertson Marllyn lcmla wan BICIULT Dorothy Calxnslty lxarharlne B4 1rf.r Anna Mae Sa llo Rfzr ll Lara Bruvyn loan Xuunfg Carolyn MLD1 le jean Rltter Niarllyn MeDule Marran Bltltel Niargarer luller Donna Waln Rrzt 1 Betty Kopoes Barbara Rosra Barbara bteehovy Nancy Franklxn Connre Ell1s Barbara Bedell Patrrcra Walter ,groups Smyg 1 y1r1ety of foreign 1nd Amerle 1n rune5 One of the most bcmrrful 54111545 sung by the Grrls Glee Club was IU Iralr m The Chor 1l Club sang for the E1stern Sur at Chrrsrmu nrne md 1150 vyenr Clfllllflg The Cnrla Lnsemblc Lurnpeted rn Seyer1l loc 1l 1nd sure mu steal contests DANCE BAND The elmee band ulded 0 1n 1lrc uly csubllsheel FCPLIIIIIOFI by pl1y1nQ for 5f.n1te sponsored dmees 1fter football md b1slcet choose 1 SLllIllDl6 ITUTIC for the band The yery IPIUFUPYHIC mme Senmnrs reeexyed flrst prxze The Senmmrs ended the ye1r with llDlI1qL1CI mel 1 theater p1rry DANCE BAND R ll ll llefr to r1L,htr lxlnzer Habetlxer larnes lllrb xldfldil Bleltel Xie yum lxenyon Rltharl luyxler Larry Vycayer Iaelt Barnarl Patrma Nierle Nl XXcl11n 1 1 Danxnl Clarlt Rneharl lxxmmu Marrha Laaall Barbara Be lell 'Xlxln NUTTIS 1 lun henrgla 'lay or V91 lr m w 1 3 ll' , v '- 1 'f y ,if A , I. . , - x , 1. . , , J , k . 1 4, I. , ,v ', , , yy , Y l V A L' K . f .' f , 7 f ' ', ' ' ' 2 . ' I , 1 I ' 1 B . A , T . , A I 'I V v V I 1 V B Q B- xv! ,V I I 1 I I v u ' .1 1 '1 7 ' 5 1 1 1' - 1 ' ' 1 E -' - -' A ' 1 1 1 ' ' '1 ' ' 1 V' 1 B ' 1 '- Q , ball games. In December, 11 contest was held to V ,' . 4 's : ' . ' 1' 'V' ' ' 't, ' V 1 ' 2. I, 'l'1l, RH4 A. , . A ,' L ' . x . . X, .I , A- .NU1 1' r af: ' fl , l a Ellis. 'v I ! ltfl In Rich! Donna Waln Anna Mae Sadlo Katharlnc Bohrcr CHEFRIEADERS For the past three years Annt Mae Sldlo Kttle Bohrer and Donna Waln h we bcen the llvely varsrty cheerleaders and Mar gust Neumann Btrbara Greene Mary Lou Geau mln 1nd Rose Mme Stdlo the splrrted reserve The vtrslty fgrrls chose for their unlforms rn tc td of the tr tdttron tl blue jeflilll and red sklrt 1 rcd Eisenhower jtcket and blue and red sklrt The 1 ty xecs choose blue corduroy dresses In 1948 rhere were stx varsrty cheerleaders rn I9-49 the group wts reduced to four and rn 1950 to three To thc longs ltst of cheers the glrls added such new numbers IS We W1ntAct10n and Lets Go Oberlm Hitch They tlso mtroduced what they hope wtll be 1 tradlttontl pep song Rh' Rah' for Oberlln Lffr in RIA!!! Barbara Greene Marx Lou Geauman Margaret Neumann Rose Marne Sadlo sql 1 , ', , , ' . . 4 1 A 1 L I K Z 2 1 2 , I , ' ' I 4 1 e . 5 - . Yi 1 , 2 ' , 4 ' A v ' , A , A , I ' vw ' H In l r , t t 1 , r 2 1 , 1 , ,.- H . . ,, . IJYVCCS. 7 . 1 1 1 ' , - 2 1 , . . K . . . . . - H 5 1: L A ' , . 1 - . . V. 2 - K -, - . . . , ., , - . , , 'ty i , , , . V -, ' , v . v y . -.i Y W . f 4 ATHLETIC ,- -V -'f - 3 G, A--,.,rg1-1 A wc: 151mi',,-Sl TRACK H9509 - Rau' Ill tleft to rightjp Coach Boyd Robinson, Kenneth Smith, Glenn C314 ruthers, David Gamble, Richard Stofan, Fred Owens, Willie Edwards, Leon Russell. Rau ll: Ronald Wfaln, Sam Petrtiff, Richard Gleason, Robert Bryant, Donald Parsh, Lorenzo Walker. Robert Holden. Ruiz II: Philip Giffin, Ronald Swann, Paul Zeckel, Neal Shannon, joseph Nwalker, Joseph Semeny, Richard Folk. 9 FOOTBALL The 1950-51 football season proved to be one of the most successful to hit the O.H.S. gridiron. Thirty-six hopefuls turned out in August and by school time, a well rounded squad was formed. Led by Kenny Smith, Bob Bryant, and Fred Owens, who made the Southwestern All-Conference team, the Indians amassed a total of 226 points as com- pared to 114 for the opposition. The Lorain County champs finished in undisputed second place in the Cleveland-Southwestern Conference. The highlight of the l950-51 season was the 62-7 rout of Vermilion which saw sophomore Bob Bryant race for five touchdowns. The prospects for next season seem bright, for only four senior lettermen were lost. XV ith good support from the reserves, the Indians should top the Cleveland-Southwestern League. l40l Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Orville F L, Vermilion Fairview Amherst Rocky River Wellingttmn Clearview Medina Lorain, St. Mary's ACTION SHOTS l. Bob Holden skirts left end in the Fairview game which Oberlin won. 18-9. is . 1 P, Q14 ,MJX , . 2. Bob Bryant carries five tacklers in the River 52-25 victory over Oberlin. 3. As Kenny Smith and Dick Born lead interference, Bob Bryant races around right end in the Wellingttxn game. -l. Sam Petroff picks up yardage in Ober- lin's 1-1-7 victory over Wellington. l41l EU 44 FOOTBALL - Ron V Cleft to right! : Coach Boyd Robinson Assistant Coach Donald Campbell Lorenzo Walker, Richard Folk, Roger Barone, Joseph Semeny Keith Williams Ron' IV: Tom W'ilbur, Eugene Presti, Charles Kunl-:ler Andrew Stofan Glenn Carruthers Thoma Greene, Donald Martin. Ron' III: Chalmer Davidson, john Nasipak, Charles jackson Richard Gleason David Max nard Lcc Smith, Ronald Oakley, Darrell Feakins. Rou' II: William Annable, Milferd Babcock, Robert Holden Robert Bryant Richard Robinson Frank Ellis, Donald Parsh, Neal Shannon. Rau' If Willie Edwards, Kenneth Smith, Donald Dorovn Richard Born Sam Petroff Robert Low rx Fred Owens, Roger Wilgor, Bunky Seaman. VARSITY BASKETBALL - Baci Rau' ileft to righti: Coach Boyd Robinson, Franlx Ellis Sam Pettoff, Robert Bryant, Fred Owens, Robert Holden. Front Ron: Richard Robinson, Richard Seaman, Richard Gleason, Ernest Denny, Keith Williams If SEASON RECORD Oberlin 58 Fairview Oberlin 48 Clearview Oberlin 38 Vermilion Oberlin , 27 Amherst Oberlin 40 Huron Oberlin 43 Rocky River Oberlin 28 Wellingtcmn Oberlin 49 Clearview Oberlin 56 Medina Oberlin 50 Berea Oberlin 46 W. R. Academy Oberlin 51 Fairview Oberlin , 57 Amherst , Oberlin 18 Rocky River Oberlin H 50 Wellington ,S Oberlin , 29 Medina , SECTIONAL TOIJRNAMENT BASKETBALL Oberlin 55 York Oberlin 44 Grafton Disimcr TOURNAMENT Oberlin , 35 Greenford ,, ACTION SHOTS Robert Bryant Bunky Seaman Robert Holden Frank Ellis Keith XY'illiams Ernest Dennv 48 27 42 55 54 46 42 64 55 51 51 62 63 50 51 25 25 42 46 Richard Robinson Fred Owens Richard Gleason Sam Petroff l43l RESERVE BASKETBALL SQUAD Back Rou fleft to rlghtk Coach Donald Campbell Rlchard Berg Mllferd Babcock Wtlltam Annable Ronald Oakley George Peabody from Rou Wrllne Edwards Neal Shannon Eugene Prestt Andrew Stofan Robert Kern Ioseph Semeny BASKET BALL Although there were four returntng lettermen the Oberlm hoopsters were unable to flnd a Wlflfllng combmatlon ln the 1950 51 basketball season Losing three games by four tornts or less the lndrans had a better team than thelr 3 13 record mdlcated The only hlghlrghts of the regular season were therr two vrctorres over a weak Medtna qumtet The Oberlm scorrng was led by senror and captun Fred Owens and by sophomore Bob Bry ant The tribe rs looking for a better season next year for only three members were lost from thus yea s squad lege fleld house Oberlm drew a strong York qumtet from Medina County Playxng a slowed down and deliberate game Oberlm upset the ln vtdmg York to wm 35 25 Oberlm met Grafton m the fmals of the tournx ment to dctermxne one of the three teams which would go to the Kent Dtstrtct With the :det of gorng to Kent ln the future an xnsplred Oberlm qumtct dow ned stubborn Grafton 44 47 At Kent Oberlm met and lost to Greenfofd Hxgh School which owned a 17 7 record I4 TRACK The 1950 track season started m March wxth a blg turnout In the fxrst track meet on Aprtl 15th wlthout havmg had a chance to practlte on the track Oberlm lost to a strong Ash land team At Elyria the next week Oberlm beat Elyrra by a small margln Oberlm thtnclads made a farr showmg at the Ohro Wesleyan Relays and ftnnshed second at the Clearvrew Relays Overshadowed by a strong Rocky Rtver team Oberlm came IU second tn the Southwestern con ference meet Oberlm placed second tn the dtstrxct meet All boys went to the state meet Htghlrghts of the year were Bob Bryants new shot put record Bry ants thnrd tn the shot put ln the State meet and Fred Owen s flfth tn the hxgh hurdles at the state The OHS track team has hugh hopes for successful 1951 season The returnmg lettermen were Ken Smtth Glenn Carruthers Fred Owens Wnllue Edwards Sam Petroff Dlck Gleason Bob Bryant Phil Glfftn and Ronald Swann The first meet was held on Aprtl 13 at Ashland Altogether there were nme contests The combmatlon basket ball track banquet ln May was enjoyed by every one present V 7 U 7 ' , . - . y Y. . X . , , K . , . 1 ' Q , , - ' ' ' . In the Sectional Tournament at the Oberlin Col- , , - , . , . , 1 4 D c , l . - . . . . . . 4 il 2 , ' . . 1 ' 1 - . 4 gk - V ' l 7 I y - . . 1 , A V ' G Y ' A Y ' Y . . . . r ' Y ' ' ' . ' y - A-. v - ' ' - 7 K , - ' V ' , 41 THE G A A BOARD Rou Il Kleft to rightl Patricia Scroggins freshman representative Marilyn McDole publicity janet Hurst recorder Margaret Neumann hiking and biking Grace Thompson basketball Judy Spaulding hiking and biking Hungate president Barbara Bedell softball GIRLS ATHLETIC ASSOCIATION C A A The purpose of the G A A the Girls Athletic Association is to create good sportsman ship and cooperation to promote better health and participate in sports All these qualities combined promote better numan relationships now and throughout adulthood Our U A A is held together by the board mem bers and our f ithful leader Miss Grills She has given much of her ttme to help us girls develop leadership and to learn to appreciate the essentials of cooperation and good sportsmanship In our school this year we have about one hundred girls participating in intramural sports field hockey volleyball basketball and softball Each class has a separate team in each individual sport To have as many girls as possible to partici pate a schedule is prepared for each sport to let each team compete mth the other classes We have also had a hayrtde a successful Christ mis dance fi basketball playday with three other schools and a sports day at Bowling Green Uni the officers for the following year are announced and awards are given The qualtficattons for a girl who receives an award are being a member of th board at least one year qualifying in sports 'nanship and maintaining a C scholastlc average Points are recorded for members who try out for a st ort who participate in three or more of the prac tice class games and for those who make the Red ot Blue Team the final game of a sport Also points are gnen to those who serve on the board One hundred points is the most a girl can ICCCIVC in any one sport Numerals require two hundred points the O eight hundred pomts and the highest award th split O requires twelve hundred points I4 Ron I: Mary Lou Broadwell, volleyballg Connie Ellis, vice president Miss Grills adviser Nancy 9 1. . .1 . . ., U l t I i , D ' . , - , K N , , I physical development, and to encourage girls to versity. At the final banquet for all G.A.A. girls, I . , . . . . ,, . - p . . . n . . .. . , fl , . i ' , H . . . . 3 , . . . - ' I . I 1 , 1. s ' 1 i ' 7 . , , , ' . . . . . I . . . .- x . L ,, ,,, . . L S , l , 6 Q .. ,,. 5l BLUE SOFTBALL TEAM l95O - Roni I1 fleft to righty: Amelia Bartoto, Grace Thompson, Linell Holloway, Gloria Donaldson. Roi: I Hattie johnson, Loretta Hurst, Gloria Klermund, Pat Wal- ter Barbara Bedell. Naturally, those players who make most of the Red and Blue teams are qualified for a numeral. This is the first year that the Red and Blue soft- ball pictures have been entered since this sport, like track, is played after the annual has gone to press. Consequently, the pictures of both these sports are of the l95O season, and those of this year's season will be in next year's book. RED SOFTBALL TEAM l95U - Razz' Il Cleft to right! Janet Foster, Elsie Thompson, Louise Simpson, Mary Lou Broadvuell Rnii 1: Beverly Scott, Pat Merle, Connie Ellis. Nancy I-Iunt,ate Peggy Peabody. Red and Blue hockey, one of the games in the year drawing the most spectators, is usually a mud bath affair, but is enjoyed by all. This past season, the final hockey game was played at night before a football game. jl'NlOR HOCKEY CHAMPIONS -- Run II lletr to rituhti: Margaret Neumann. Ianct Hurst. Louise Simpson. Dorris Holmes. ,lone Kern. Gloria Donaldson. Km 1. Martha lumall. Linell Holloway. Lita Broun. Nami Butler, Connie Ellis, Nami Hunuate. Miss Grills. l46l sa Rlzlb VOl.l.liYl5Al.l, 'll'.AM 1 Run ll rlelt to righti, lilo . Donaldson. Bettye Turner. Loretta Hurst. Hattie lohnson, Caro- lyn Nltllole. Run If Connie lillis, Barbara lletlell, Ciloria Kunlcler, v. bpaultling. The Red and Blue basketball game is a feature in itself. The evening is usually Llimaxed by a dance for team members and their friends. Members of the Red and Blue teams are chosen hx' the captains of the class teams and Miss Grills. livery effort is made to balance both teams as rii l5l.l'l1 VUl.l.lfYl5Al.l. llilffxhl f Run II llelt lo rigliti. Namy llungate. ljarlwara Steehon, Marv Lou liroatlwell. Lita Brown, Ciraee 'l'hor1'1psori. ltil Run lt Pat Douglas, Linell Holloway, Betty Smyth, Beverly mort. equally as possible. No matter how hot partisan- ship mas' grow before and during a game, by the end of the year, few girls can recall whether they were on the Red or Blue teamg however, they do remember the game as an experience in good sportsmanship. RIQD BA5KlfTBAl.L Tlii-XM - Ron ll ileft Iii riuhtr, Marx lillilf B.-XSKl2TBAl.L TEAM 4 Ron II ilett to righti: janet Hurd. XY'.1net.- Rifenburg. Connie llllis. ljettx' 5mxth. lioster. Linell lrlolloxxay. Nami' Hungare. Grace Thompson. Run 1: Gloria Donaldson Margaret Neumann, Louise Simpson. Rm I: Mary Toth. .lanet Hurst, Loretta Hurst, taptain1 Hattit Pristilla Shoup, taptain. furolxn NLD-ile, Beverlx Stott lohnson. No! l'1ilIl7'LJl' Pat Vifilter. l47l MXJ 48 5 G SENIORS and JUNIORS R014 IV Cleft to rlyghtl Anna Mae Satllo joan Stemer Henrretta Albright Georgia Taylor Martha Robertson Martha Layyall Betty Turner Lounsc brmpson lNancy Hunygate lNanty Butler Bonme Prlncchorn Ianet Hurst Margaret Neumann lun Ill Prrsulla bhoup LOIS Nlaurxn Mary Ann Srngleton Llta Broyyn Lmell Holloyyay Mlss C1r1lls kay Hanmet Glorra lxlermund Creta Cretty Mary Lou Geauman Mary Ann Hunsxtlxtr Rau I1 Hattxe Belle johnson Patrrtra Merle Donna Waln Loretta Hurst Marrlyn lovyls Dorothy C alrnslyy Mary Ann Noyalt Dorls Holmes Crlorna Donal lson Nanny XX alter A z I C rata Thompson han Rntter Patrxua Vyortestcr Patrlua Walter Lons Douglas Conn: Hhs Cola Pam lxatharum Bohrcr une lxern Barbara Rosta A SOPHOMORI S R I1 III fltlt to right! Betty Smyth Ahtt O 'Xml lytlyn Hou h hartl linrlmra C rum 4 ll Lots lrtul Barlwart BL ell xldfllyll MtDt le anLt loster Mlss C rllls Donnt N111 XX ut an Silly Stiuhus Nlary Lou Broalyycll Peggy Ptalvotly I leannctte Yonlungs Rtgrna Xisher lrantcs btuyart Patrma Daynlson 'Xanty Hanan Slllflly oms uly bpaultlmg, Carol Humphrey Mary Hurl Mary Ann Doyln IRI SHMINJ Run Ill llcft to r1g,htr bhlrley Rogers Batty Bahtotlx 'Ntllrt Vyallttr Carlent C larly Paullm Crutman Pdlflkld baroauns Patrlua Douglas lun Coe Dol :res Dunltt Shlrlcy Loyyry Arla lLe Hollovyay 11 Xldfllllu C oolt C lorra lxunltlu Dorxs Hulman Betty lxopots Ioan X oum., Dram XX ortuur lean Bxrnarl Carolyn MCDolc Nu Xkolre Nlary Lou Halvulxtr Annu. Alurmr Dorothy lll'llLlL 1 Nltrran Sutttrs Carol C otr lmma Coleman Barham Stgthoyy N my lfdflhllll loin Hurl Lors XX ortcsttr Dulores Basrlom Beyerly Bug Helen lxomtek Margaret Rxtter A, 5 yy ' , ,C . , pg AAA- N ' af- . y fy ,Q , u . - y 7' .1 T . C -T S . A. A. - ' - A' A : , A '. 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SON Meat Processing 8. Freezmg for Home Freezers Route 58 Oberlm Phone 4 91 18 Courtesy OSEALRIGIIT' smrwnr soma N Olll' Quality Sattsfactlon Dairy Service Co 135 South Mann St Phone 4 2841 A NABAKOWSKI CO Roofing 8. Sheet Metal Contractors Across from me old spfmg Tlle 8. Slate Roofing u Specialty AMHERST OHIO PHONE 474 KIPTON HATCHERY C H DAVIS Kupton Ohlo Phone ,83921 COMPLIMENTS OF V W ROSA COMPLIMENTS OBERLIN SCRAP 8. METAL Phone 4 7561 STEWART H FAIRCHILD REPRESENTATIVE The Equltable Llfe Assurance Soclety of the Umted States 201 E College St Oberlin Ohio PHONE 4 3325 ar 0+ x 0 0 0 I I 1 0 0 1 D 0 O 1 I 7 ref? fo vo +0 vo 0 vo 0 0 wo so -o o o o v0 v0 cn 11111 111111 111 1111 1 4 4 1 4 4 4 - 4 4 4 I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 1 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 - 4 1 I I I 4 4 4 - 4 l I ' I 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 ' 4 - ' 4 4 11111111111111111111111 I Inf I W I 9 5 45 South Main Street 'U' 5 , A ff' 1 5 . . ' Y 5 1 .. C O O l C l 'N . 4 - .1 o - , ' T I I O O . . A - 1' I .- . I A ll - II Q I H 7 1 A . . . O O I O A n 0 a 1 0 . . 1' . . , A - - 1' .1 , , , , , , . K - 1 1 c ,fc sr- fm nf PUNCH Q of -of 1 If -of -of -U1 -of -of -01 of wc I u ART SAlO Complete landscaping 8. Tree Service PHONE 4-3981 SPERRY-GORSKE Agency INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE 21 South Mcnin Street Oberlin, O. PHONE 4-4331 THE KIPTON BANK COMPANY Kipton, Ohio Member of Federol Deposit Insurance Corporation RUGGLES ICE CREAM CO. ICE CREAM DIXIE cups P F A F F' S Groceries 8. Meats For All 149 South Main St 0ccasIons PHONE 5 1361 PHONE 4 6781 A -.f A 1 V A Congratulauons to Class of 1951 WORCESTER DAIRY First In Oberlin PHONE 4 7631 EVERYDAY NEEDS KENNY S PLACE GIFTS PARTY SUPPLIES Kenny Staubus Prop 1- H E Sandwlches Beverages TeIevIsIon 30 South MaIn St OberIIn 5 1061 Ncmonauy Known Locally Owned Q, L6 . O O O O O I . 7 , . I . ,0. ,Q. ,IR ,0. ,OE ,UQ ,www fo- fo- fo- fo- fo- fu- fo- -0- ,oc 1 v f tr A v P V A V I 930- 501 -cz 'Of -Of -0- wo- -0-' goe -of -of xo- c -of cg HERRICK'S Jewelers ElGlN ik BUl0VA l'lANlllTON WATCHES Phone 4-4461 31 East College St Phone 4 8574 Ma r1.in'S Best Wishes Dinin Room OBERLIN GRILL g Phone 4 7072 FAMOUS FOR HOMEMADE PIES WE SPECIALIZE IN PRIVATE PARTIES New Garments Expertly Tullored REPAIRING and PRESSING Lauudraterm I 5 A I. Y S Complete laundry and Ddlfy SPCCICII' 9158 Dry Cleanmg Facllltles SELF SERVICE 38 South Mom St I S A L Y S ENDS THE QUEST FOR BEST PHONE 4 4441 Oberlln Ohlo Phone 4 2801 Compliments of Glenn I Molyneaux and Sons WATSON S HARDWARE Pl1one42391 TI I c R M . c F V . c , I 0 9 i K I .OO ll ll I - I - Q 0 I . an ny. K -,ox 10k'JOK Ox -0- -0- me ,rn -ox -cn fox , cb 6- .ff if .H 1,7 4 n, 9 Q jr K an qw --41 Q DQ' 'I ' if If NCP 30' 'O' 'C I SOIL XO' D01 'O' 'O' 50 'Of 'Of Wo COMPLIMENTS WELLINGTON AUTO PARTS or PETTIFORD'S BAKERY DISTRIBUTORS NATIONALLY ADVERTISED AUTO PRODUCTS East Herrick Avenue MACHINE SHOP SERVICE Phone 4-2431 I8 South Main sf. PHONES 305 - 411 Best Wishes MINUTE LUNCH OBERLIN TRUCKING COMPANY Compllments of PHONEWS' wAsssnmAN s MEN s SHOP 23 29 EUS' C0IIe9e 5' 306 Broad Street Elyria Ohlo S Cgmpllmgnts 0 Fresh and Smoked Meats T e Oberhn Hardware Company PHONE 4 6051 Cheese Grocertes 8g Vegetables ROUTES I0 and 20 PHONE 4 7128 OBERLIN OHIO A SAVINGS ACCOUNT REGULARLY ADDED TO HAS BEEN THE STEPPING STONE THAT HAS MADE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SUCCESS AND FAILURE You Can Succeed by Saving Start That Account Soon lux THE PEOPLES BANKING COMPANY Pzopuzs BANKING co PHONE 5 1261 C ' I I - , I 1' I , f O I ,ff X-X. B ox kounumomoa I Member Federal Deposrt Insurance Corporation are fo- 2- - - Q 10- ,ox foo s , - xx fo 16,1 I AQ glil' 'O rO if 1' 'O' ffl' 41' 'O 0 r L BE VIERS M Your Store for Values 81 Courtesy T DRY GOODS and READY-TO-WEAR Phone 4-7601 O' rf! NO' 30' XO' YO' SU 0' .lOHNNlE'S PLACE Beverages to Take Out Cigars - Candy - Cigarettes JOHN YACYSZYN, Prop. Corner Route 58 and Butternut Ridge PHONE 82422 OBERLIN, OHI '3'-7.7-2 0 U ,. r I 1 A v A 1 A v MOTO-REST 7' Good Food Friendly Service Corner of Routes 58 and 20 PHONE 4-9611 COMPLIMENTS OF JACK and JILL KIDDIE SHOP PHONE 4-6261 27 South Main St. Lillian Willio S V R A V K Y A V I WAlTER'S SHOES AMERICAN GIRLS Congratulations Seniors 33 WEST COLLEGE ST Oberlin s Finest Shoe Store PHONE 4 2541 I'T1 COMPLIMENTS OF LAWSON S CLOTHING Men s and Boy s Outfitters 9 South Mum Street OBERLIN MOTORS PONTIAC SALES and SERVICE COMPLETE AUTO BODY SERVICE DUCO PAINTING 129 South Main Street Dlol 4 4431 Dependable Courteous COMPLIMENTS Radio Dispatched Cubs For Speedler Servlce Limousine Service for Groups VETERANS CAB CO Rowland Godette Pat Layport DAY OR NIGHT DAIRY QUEEN PHONE 4-SBZT f 20 E College St Phone 5 1391 ROUTE 20 East of 58 04-0 I , I ll ' ' ll I I ' . , . 1. . . - F ,L T I 1 7 '-' . . O l C I , A . , -7-, if 7' A . . - T A v Ok -os -Os ,os -0 -ox -0- -01 -0- 0- -0 0- -0- -0- fu- -0- 0. , -A 65' Ozof -0 -of -U1 -0- -01 -0 O O' 1 ET' YU1 10' XO' V01 501 YO 'Of Kc G P AN DY S roon cmrsn The Complete Food Store Where You Buy The BEST FOR LESS Phone 4 6351 21 West College St CAMPUS RESTAURANT Lunches Dlnners Fountam Service WE MAKE OUR OWN ICE CREAM P H O N E 4 8901 MODERNE BEAUTY SALON ALL BRANCHES OF BEAUTY CULTURE BY EXPERIENCED OPERATORS Betty J Craig Phone 5 2531 18 South Mam Street Oberlin Bake 8. Appliance 495 Moun St Oberlln Ohlo PHONE50661 '7 S3'a.3 EDITH MAE SHOPS New styles for old fcrshroned prrces' 11 South Mom St Oberlin O PHONE 4 3959 01... ROBINSON THE DRY CLEANER Phone 4 3951 You Can Always Shop To Advantage IVES and SMITH Rexoll Drugs OBERLIN OHIO PHONE 4 2211 DAVIDSON S ELEVATOR GRAIN FEED COAL KIPTON OHIO Phone Oberlm 4 COMPLIMENTS or PEOPLE S MARKET PHONE 4 7221 Cowlmg Sed geman Funeral Home 228 South Mom St Oberlln Ohlo G H COWLING Funerol Director PHONE 4 3441 BOOKS GREETING CARDS SCHOOL SUPPLIES FOUNTAIN PENS MUSIC A G COMINGS 8. SON PHONE 4 3741 CC I Y l - 7 - . H A s . - . , . 7 s ' I O O A . . . 7 . . , l Y . - 1 I ' A 1 C Groceries -:- Meats -:- Produce I - G . , 2 L ' I . . , I O I QQ- ,ox 0 ,QQ 10- AJ- O PO- 0- 0- O O -01 10x ,Ck O -0 10 O nl Q201 XO 1 'O' 20' EO' EO EO 'O C S ROll ARENA Skate for Recreation SATURDAY 8. SUNDAY AFTERNOONS Nttely Except Mon 8. Thurs On Route 20 Just East of Elyria PHONE 64 462 O 10' 'O' X01 YO' O 'O' Massey - Harris HARRIS BROTHERS IMPLEMENT CO. Farm Machinery Junctnon Routes 58 and 2 PHONE OBERLIN 4 8165 YC HARRY SlATER 8. SON Harlan 81 Harry General Contractors Phone 4 2341 132 Hollywood Ave HOllY S 46 South Mcun Street The Place To Eat H S CRAIG Prop RAINBOW s Eg U gg., sm cs Q90 STATION 155 EAST LORAIN STREET Compliments of FRANK S AUTO BODY SERVICE Bo y and Fender Repolrs Complete Re fmlshmg OBERLIN OHIO DRINK MM OBERLIN WELDING Radiator Repairs Brlggs 8. Stratton Engines 315 SOUTH MAIN STREET Compliments of Your A 8. P STORE Congrotulatsons Senlors PERRY S BARBER SHOP 27 South Mom St COMPLIMENTS OF THOMAS GROCERY Phone 5 2012 138 E loruln Nationally Advertlsed Watches Dlamonds Jewelry MILTON S CREDIT .IEWEIERS 596 Brood Street Elyrlu, Oluo O7 O 0 O O I 0 O 0 0 OCC 7 ' 0 l A - T . A . 0 I L . 7 I o I . . , . - d . I g L 0 0 0 I SU T I I f neo. 'J s,vA1,orF. A h I . . I -H ' . . I 7 O O y 0 F' ' 0 sto K , . , . , Q , ,3. , Q , A , Q , 0 0 .QQ ,ffm ,QC ,0 0 , U PFRII S Ole ALLX Th1s storx IS about Allx an algebra report eard H1s master IS l1m a mnth grade box Allx doesnt thmlt he 15 treated verx well so lets let h1m tell about a tx p1cal r11r1th meek lt all starts vshen Mr Fa1rch1ld ,Qnes me to llfll l1m looks at me and cheertullx stuffs me IHIO an enxelope He m1ght haxe been happs bu not me The enxelope vas dark lonelx and d1smal Hours later l1m st1cl-.s Engle the Enghsh card IH mth me Vvhx the 1dea putung that lovx class Engle 1n mth me Engle has onlx a B I have an A As the dax ,goes bs two more cards 1o1n Engle and me fhex are Sam the sc1encL card and Lame the Lann card compennon for me Thex haw A s too At four o cloele the four of us are cramped 1nto 10 a hook and taken to -Ilfll s house There we are gnen o h1s dad He loolxs us mer l1lce an mspector loolxmg, for laws n a p1ece or ccllophane Th1s dumb gun vlr1tes all oxer mx elean While back Then he shows me batk 1nto that emelope The next das the four of us 1n that l1ttle emelope are put ID l1ms h1p Doeket to b taken back to school Oh what a tr1p I vlas bent creased and bumped up aqamst that lovudoxxn Engle LEIDHLLX I m ,amen back to Mr Fa1rch1ld He puts me 1n a drawer mth all the other Allxs for a vsell deserved re cuperat1or1 per1od Poor Ally I hope he gets an appropnate restmg, plaee after h1s hect1c t1mes Vkllh I1m 11111 01111 Nmth Grade Compliments of YOUR DODGE PLYMOUTH DEALER SALES SERVICE PARTS Myers Motors Junchon Routes 58 8: 20 PHONE 255' 7 ' -J ' D P iiel Ja o-C0 SCENES TRONI CLASSROOM DRAMA Top T114 Rua! 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