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

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TTIOTC boys to participate in this popular sport JUNIOR HIGH TEAMS EIGHTH GRADE TEAM SEVENTH GRADE TEAM EIGHTH GRADE: Bark roux' L. Townsell, j. Kilmer, A. Bruehler, G. Fitzpatrick, D. Spurlock, Coach Geiger. From mum' R. Lawson, B. Bourne, W. Robinson, E. Ellington, j. Stevens, A. Murphy, J. Vander Pyl. SEVENTH GRADE: ,Back wuz' J. Carpenter, C. Butts, A. Comings, G. Cowling, R. Adler, L. Harris, S. Kilmer, Coach Geiger. Front mum' C. Mezurek, R. Coe, R. Carter, G. Dumas, E. Fitzpatrick, C. Petter, J. Rowe. JUNIOR HIGH SCORES Oberlin 26 XWellington 14 Oberlin 28 Amherst 30 Oberlin 37 Amherst 51 Oberlin 39 Wellingttxn 27 130 102 Season Record - 3-1 l27l

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A number 0 teams were organized to allow JUNIOR-VARSITY TEAM -Iohn Brown, Grover Quinn, Stu Fauver, joe King, Gerry Streator, Manager Terry Owen, Coach Charles Bedell, Bill Arnold, Harry johnson, -lay Cfoniam, David Harris. Oberlin's junior Varsity squad has always been com- v posed largely of freshmen. ln this first year in a new Olwflln' Oberlin-i Q . . lf! Amherst Z7 Medina 6,5 league, we found that this was not the policy of our ,1 Medim li Fllirview 5, opponents, whose AI. V. teams were mostly juniors. A21 Fairview 45 North Olmsted 50 This meant that our freshmen boys were competing Q2 North Olmsted 32 Rocky River 69 against older, larger, and more experienced players. A15 Rlffkv River 59 WCSfl11kC 53 . . , . L 1 ' 1 f ' f r 7' Naturally, this gave them rough going as is evidenced D Wtlllmmn 25 BAY Vllldlc ,J . , ' . 20 Westltike BS Olmsted Falls A18 in the seasons record. However, there is some excel- ,I Bay Village M- lent ability on this team which will be even more evi- 53 Qlmsteli Fallg 465 S15 dent with added experience. SOl'l'lOMORlfS1 l:RlfSllMlfN: Iiufk mu: D. Aughenhaugli, B. Sralnaker, T. Totzke, B. liarla 1'o11'.' A. Grills, F. Dickinson, D. Schultz, -I. Davidson. Hancock, Al. Princehorn. Front mir: R. Pettet, T. Owen, O. White, -I. Wilkinstun, Fin! rouz' R. Koshar, R. Crisp, A. George, R. Lewis. B. li. Edling. Berg. l26.l

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The intramural program was new and popular SENIORS JUNIORS Barb mrzz' L. Morris, W. Edling, F. Doub. Front row: R. Satterfield, K. Habecker, j. Boyers, 1. Schultz. Back row: L. Morgan, R. Woodruff, J. West. Front row: R. Homstead, J. Young, D. Crockett, R. jones. INTRAMURAL BASKETBALL The year 1955 saw a new intramural basketball pro- gram for boys, under the sponsorship of Mr. Fairchild. The seniors, with high scorers Kinzer Habecker and Frank Doub, won the championship with an 8-l rec- ord. The juniors, after fading in the middle of the season, ended up in second place with a 6-3 record. The sophomores had to settle for third place after a determined fight with the juniors for second. The hapless freshmen lost every game. Everybody thought that this was a very successful season, and the boys hope that the intramural program continues for many years to come. TRACK Since this book goes to press before the track season opens, there can be no real reporting of this sport. The 1955 schedule is somewhat larger than last year's, and we hope that this season will be a successful one. TRACK SCHEDULE April 19-At Amherst April 25--Mansfield Relays at Mansfield May 3-At Medina May 10--League Meet at Rocky River April Zfm----Wellingtiin and Rocky River at Rocky River May 14-District Meet at Berea April Q50--Ohio Wesleyan Relays at Delaware May 20, 21-State Meet at Columbus TRACK SQUAD Bark rouu' R. Satterfield, D. jones, C. Dewey, Coach Campbell, B. Hancock, j. Gyorgy, B. Champe. Middle row: J. Tatum. F. Palczer, j. Thomas, C. Henry, H. johnson, j. Coniam. Front row: G. Quinn, jack Coniam, H. Chaney, R. Lewis, D. Crockett. l23l