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

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those who guide and direct its functioning THE OUTER OFFICE In this office many problems, both big and little, are solved through the efficient help of Miss Gail Maroney, Mr. Treherne's secretary. Faculty and students alike ap- preciate the kindness of her assistance. MR. SHUBERT'S OFFICE The people in this picture are familiar to anyone entering Mr. Shubert's office. Everyone knows Mrs. Murray through her duties as manager of the bookroom. She also acts as treasurer for the funds of the school organizations, and as secretary for Mr. Shubert and Mr. Wonderley. Linda Merritt and Gail Stang work with Mr. Shubert and Mrs. Murray to prepare the absence lists every day. THE RECEPTIONISTS You will always find one of these girls in the hall near the office. One of their duties is to welcome school visitors and guide them to their destination. Their biggest job, however, is to carry messages from the office to all parts of the school. The cheery smiles of these girls are a wel- come addition to Oberlin High's halls. They are Barbara Kern, Carol Beese, Joanne Younglas, Sandra Cowling, Carol King, Sylvia Thompson, Hebe Schettler, and fseatedb Kay Stevens. l15l 5 iii 5 i

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Important to the success of our school are EDXVIN C. TREHERNE, Principal OLIVER E. SHUBERT, Assistant Principal i141 PRINCIPAL Entering the Oberlin High Wigwam this year came a new chief. Mr. Treherne has had a benefi- cial influence on the whole tribe at Oberlin High. Through his calm guidance, problems are solved and everything goes smoothly in the wigwam. ASSISTANT PRINCIPAL Mr. Shubert, another new member of our admin- istration, presides over the attendance records, assists in the determination of school policy, and teaches four classes in mathematics. Through his efforts has come a better attendance record, and we offer a salute to Mr. Shubert for his fine achievements.

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Many adults give generously of their time and interest Mr. Raymond Johnston Miss Kay Hanmer Mr. Charles E. Wigton SUPERINTENDENT The duties of a school superintendent are very heavy in these days of the rapidly increasing school population, the shortage of qualified teach- ers, the need for new buildings, and the difficulty of financing this expanding program. Mr. Charles E. Wigton, our superintendent, is shown in his office at 35 West College Street with Mr. Ray- mond johnston, clerk of the school board, and Miss Kay Hanmer, secretary. THE SCHOOL BOARD Expressions of appreciation and praise should be directed toward our school board far more often and more generously than is usually done. These busy people spend many, many hours in service to the schools. The purchase of school sites, the selection of building plans, and the de- termination of school financial and educational policies are weighty problems on which wise de- cisions cannot be made without hours of investi- gation and discussion. This responsibility is ac- cepted and this tremendous service is given with- out remuneration. Each one of them has a busy program of his U61 own from which time must be taken to perform this community service. Mr. john Kurtz, the new president of the board, is a teacher in Oberlin Col- lege. Mr. Richard Gleason, the former president, works with the Thew Shovel Company in Lorain. Mr. Clare Van Ausdale has a service station and operates a farm property. Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Fridenstine are busy in their own homes as well as in many community affairs. We hereby express our very sincere thanks for what they are doing for Oberlin and its schools.