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

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a variety of material to master Mr. Donald Simpson Scienceg Driver Training r x ' 'Q- l is lf Mr. Charles Bedell Scienceg Coach As the smell of formaldehyde and burning sulphur fills the halls, students become aware of the science classes on the first floor. The biology classes investi- gate the mysteries of the crayfish, while the chemis- try students learn about the elements and their properties. Miss Marguerite Grills Biologyg Physical Education MATHEMATICS GMS' Cm From arithmetic through trigonometry, the mys- teries of numbers and of a-I-b-I-c unfold before th 6 curious student. As the practical application of math is also stressed, the study of this subject is ver valuable. Y Mr. Oliver Shubert Mr. Wallace Coleman Mr. Stewart Fairchild Assistant Principalg Mathematicsg Coach Mathematicsg Intramural Mathematics Coach

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Our classes challenge us with Mrs. Rachel Hannon Miss W'inifred Upton Mrs. Dorothy Hungate linglishg Senior Class Advisor Iinglish Englishg Annual Advisor l i l i Mrs. Margaret Nairn linglishg Senior Play Miss Doris Merthe Lating French IUMM 71wo A ' LANGUAGES A new world opens before us as we learn about other lands and people through the medium of their language. Witli pride and satisfaction we cultivate our budding skill in speaking another tongue and find Miss Merthe's French and Latin classes a source of delight. ENGLISH In our English classes we strive to develop the art of clear and exact speech and to sharpen that won- derful tool, our language. XVe can dip into the im- mense treasure in the storehouse of great literature, with new wealth appearing as we progress. From the introduction of nouns and verbs to the bewil- dered seventh-graders to the learned term papers of the worldly-wise seniors, English can be an exciting adventure.

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To gain knowledge of our world is important :'- A zz. X ...,: Q 1 up :, . g pg 'qoo I it '- g , it R J ' vm- V t -- '.-' D ' X I X Mr. joseph Szwaja Miss Margaret Martin Mr. Donald Mcllroy Historyg Civicsg NXforId lrlistoryg Mathematics Geographyg Red Cross Geographyg junior Class Advisor 4 . aan - ee Mr. Donald Campbell Physical Educationg Health Etlucationg Coach Miss Juanita Schramm Commercial Subjects COMMERCIAL SUBJECTS Anyone interested in a business career can get a good start in that direction while he is still in O. H. S. He can learn typing, shorthand, business arithmetic, and bookkeeping-those practical skills which are of such importance in the business world. l10l 1 ' ' Advisor I' SOCIAL SCIENCE History, geography, government, world affairs- what citizen of today doesn't need to know all that he can possibly learn about these matters? Our so- cial science classes furnish the background of infor- mation which will help us to become more useful citizens. PHYSICAL EDUCATION Like the old Greeks, fine minds in fine bodies should be our motto. To develop the latter our gym classes and sports programs offer many possibilities for exercise and a lot of fun.