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

Text from Pages 1 - 108 of the 1956 volume:

wr buffy. 'fgf'4, . -A 0-man 1956 Oberlin High School Oberlin, Ohio ' Editor Carolyn Williams Business Manager Christopher Williams SETTING OBERLIN HIGH PRODUCERS ADMINISTRATION DIRECTORS FACULTY TECHNICAL DIRECTORS ASSISTANTS STARS SENIORS SUPPORTING CAST UNDERCLASSMEN ACT I AUTUMN ACT II WINTER ACT III SPRING PAGE 6 PAGEQO PAGEI2 PAGEI4 PAGEIG PAGE3O PAGE42 PAGE57 PAGE72 MR, JOSEPH SZWAJA 4 Dedication lt is with sincere appreciation, gratitude, and effec- tion that we, the class of 1956, dedicate our yearbook to lvir. Joseph Szwaia. In our iunior year when he was our class adviser, we first became fully aware of his outstanding qualities. At that time, he was an inspiring leader in everything we undertook. He continued to be an understanding, interested, and helpful guide even after we became seniors and were no longer in his sponsored group. Teaching with his unusual talent for making historical data vital and challenging, he has awakened many of us to new interests. With this dedica- tion we wish to honor Ivlr. Szwaia as a fine person, an ,nspiring teacher, and a helpful counselor. 5 THE SETTING ff fy .EA ff .1 .. ,f ,W - ' ' . . ' fav. . my 'A A AL A' 4., su, X 's, r 'J' J ,W Judy Davidson at her easel. 'W' ' V K :v',5 lk QM-f N1hr ig, 1 . www X 9 , Q S' if Bill Brevnke, Hurry Bryonf, Gene Super, and Lcurry Morgan on ur? class. THE SC NE 4' Q if 'Ili Lindo Merrifi and Frank Polczer making on nmporfcnf doie lvi Q in 'A - 1 4 n Q I ....,,-.--- I n . M NHQQWYE ,., f ,,. .ff-W Q K.. M vw-mm ' ,swam M' PWS 1 4-A PRODUCERS The Administration MR. EDWIN TREHERNE High School Principal MR. CHARLES WIGTON Superinlendenl of Schools MR. OLIVER SHUBERT Assistant High School Principal School Board Sealed-Mr. Gleason, Mr. Von Ausdole, Presidenh Mrs. Campbell: Mrs. Fridensline. Slunding- Mr. Johnston, clerkg Mr. Wigton, Superintendent: Mr. Vance. MR. DONALD WONDERLY School Psychologisl Mr. Theherne's Olflce-Mr. Treherne, Mr. Shuberl. Mr. Wiglon's Omce-Miss Wyckofl, Mrs. Mims, Mr. Wigton, Mr Johnston. ll Mr. WALLACE COLEMAN Health, Physical Education, Basket- ball Coach, Noon Program. B.S., Ohio Northern, Miss DIANE DOANE Home Economics, Home Economics Club Adviser. BS., Baldwin-Wallace College. Mit: MAl?GUEl?lTE GRlLl.S Biology, Phyzicril Education, Girls' Couch, Cheerleaders. BS., Educa- tion, Ohio Strite University, Mrs. RACHEL HANNON English, Senior Clriss Adviser, AB., M.A., Oberlin College, sl 'Q Nunn-ri A Directors Of The Play Mr. JOHN UOCE Speech, English, School Play, Sen- ior Class Adviser, Intramural Bas- ketball. B.S., Kent State University. Miss MARGARET MARTIN History, Mathematics, Eighth Grade Adviser, BS., Education Kent State University, M.A., Uni- versity of Chicago. Miss BEULAH MAY Librarian, O-High Lights Advisar, Sophomore Class Adviser, A.B., Oberlin College, B.L.S,, Western Reserve Library School. Mn, MARIAN SIMPSON Fine Arts, Art Supervisor, B.S., Western Reserve University. Mr. DONALD SIMPSON Science: Driver Tralnlng, A.B., Oberlin College, M.A., University of Wisconsin, Mr. JOSEPH SZWAJA History, Civiu, Junior Clan Ad- viser, Quiz Bee Coach, A.B., Ober- lin Collage. ..-swf' if The Faculty Mr. STEWART FAIRCHILD Mathematics: Freshman Class Advis- er. B,S., Baldwin-Wallace College, Mr. DONALD GEIGER Industrial Arts: Coach, B.S,, Bowling Green University. MVS. DOROTHY HUNGATE English: Annual Adviser. AB., Uni- versity of Washington. Mr. WILLIAM KENNY World Geography: History: Civics, Football and Track Coach. A.B., Washington and Jefferson College. Miss DORIS MERTHE Latin: French: A.B., Wooster Col- lege: M.A., Ohio State University, Miss JUANITA SCHRAMM Commercial Subiects: Fine Arts Club Adviser: A.B., Oberlin Col- lege: Oberlin School of Commerce. Mr, OLIVER SHUBERT Assistant Principal: Mathematics: Hi-Y Club Adviser: A.B,, Oberlin College: M.A., Western Reserve University. Miss WINIFRED UPTON English: A.B., Ohio Wesleyan Uni- versity: M.A., University of Michi- gan, Mr. THEODORE WALTER, Industrial Arts: Junior Class Advi- ser: B.S., M.A., Education, Kent State University. Mr. RICHARD WELDON Music: Bond and Orchestra: B.S. Nt., Wooster Colleges M.Mus. Ed. Oberlin College. ' - ,,,,, 'ills aan. ...f6.39u-P ' -1. .. .Wg I Typist C. Stcops 14 Business Staff L. Merrit, G. Irvin, M. Waller, J. Olson, L. Van Heuveln R. Taylor, H. Peabody, N. Simpson, H. Bryant, B. Kern R. Jones, J. West, C. Williams. Not Pictured: W. Young less, G. Powers. Planning Board Seated: C. Tirch, L. Durfee, N. Simpson, J. Davidson. Standing: J. Hungate, D. Chapin, R. Porter, L. Merritt, Carolyn Williams, editor, Chris Williams, business man- ager, N. Lecraft, L. Dickinson. W 'J' 1-Mtn 1 F . , Receptionists R. Knipper, S. Stephens, J. Thompson, C. Hitchens, J. Ralh- well, J. Bartlro, L. Edwards, L. Dickinson. V l N 4. by ,IW I, -1 V 1 1 xx 4 1 3 if 5 Student Senate Standing-Back Row: R. Adler, D. Cox. J. Dovin, D. Aughenbaugh, R. Porter, E. Randle, S. Fairchild, J, Davidson. Standing-Middle Row: C. McKinney, Jay Thompson, J. Baxter, B. Reinhard, J. Schettler, D. Berg, Jane Thompson. Sealed: H, Scheltler, secretary, R. Jones, presidenl, Mr, Treherne, adviser, J. Hungafe, vice-presi- dent, H. Peabody, Treasurer. TEC NICA DIRECTORS Behind-the-scene workers Office Assistants C. Sloops, Erma Turnbull, school secretary, G. lrvm Nr Library Assistants Standing: B. Reinhard, M. Gray, S. Hahn, .I. Thompson S. Humphrey, Miss May, librariany M, Elam, J Slaler Seated: R. Hurd, P, Bechtel, L Edwards, B. Smith M Wyckoff. 'far .76 ' iii 1 'si r J' . , I S K H VL WQlii4?YiXW,,,8 Xkk, l,15.,il . ,M , ., q.!MbA:L.H:, gm ji, I Awmgmkx. e,.m'Ql?S,w4iig?53a'xH,Sf'1f A ff, - K - -- -- his !'q C-1-ni Fin if gs- qs, 4 1 - V61 A f ,,gg,:g45' givin fel' 1 ' V f f iff' 5 if ,I 'I :L Sf if 1 A Lk f ,,.. If ,za R la ., .. , I K LW I , , qw. --see -. Q: The Stars Of Gur Play A? J ja 3 L-N f Q Q Y X . 2' iv fi -Y' ,,,.,,.. ,-.,. ,,, M.. M., QX. ., ...w,M.,W.ww...m.WWMMM.,,w. 7,,iT,f:j,5.,.Ti.Tki.:.1,1:jig K A A in K mi M E o 2 3575? ' X 13 Nf MA A f fi x f Q 7. I fi P .3 xx T' .. . W . , ., .. wg, -5, - ' ' ' U '- -' 1' 41 k '- ' .' Q ,L -,-- .55 .k..f -1 QQ .f . Q .W Y. .,-, if ...w.,,., Q-.,,f,1gg. W... , H. , THE SENIORS Q I l INGEBORG BACHNIKA Inge . . . good dancer smart clothes . . . laughs. DONNA BALDT Quiet . . . serious . frlendly LOREN BAUMAN Good office help . . Women. JEAN BERG Bergie . . . cute some lucky fellow. HARRY BRYANT Cars . . . athletics depends bility . . . height KAY CLOUDT Friendly . . . generous WILMA COLEMAN Eczrnesi . . . sincere JUDY DAVIDSON KATHRYN DEWEY LOIS ANN DICKINSON Collegiate style...warm sinceri- Easy-going manner . . . lively . . Peppy good nature . . . capable ty...loves sports. o whiz in basketball. girl . . . term papers at midnight. Seniors LINDA DURFEE MELVIN HAAG Duff . . . beautiful blonde . . Hard-working , . . friendly parties . . . laughter. reg'lar guy. DAVID HANMER DEANNA HARLEY HELMUT HOLL Our senior prexy tops with Dee . . . pert moiorette. Germany's wonderful ambassador of everyone. good will . . . that fascinating accent! .n. x V- w i 'f I .ZH ' 2. ROBERT HOMSTEAD THOMAS HUMPHREY JOSEPH HUNGATE A culinary wizard . . . friendly Truly GPI out d0OI' HIGH - - - Clffflble Tall, dark, and handsome . Smile. and Gmloble- brains, too. . .Princeton ahead I96 CAROL HURST JAMES HURST Bedimpled , . . a sweet manner Fast chevvie . . . flashing smile . . , always smiling. . . . ready for adventure. GAYE IRVIN RICHARD JONES TOM JONES Contagious pep and vitality . . . a Jonesy . . . Senate president The Jones boy even-tem gay personality. . . abundance of laughs. pered,,,nige10 knowl lKxh 9iV ' NU' ' - ' TWV 'frf .lk3iYifw+1'5iP'-iifwizsnfvi151' 1-K 1 BARBARA KERN Bit . . . popularity . . . pep . . . personality. MICHAEL KINNEY Casual . , . amiable , . . mod for iazz. BETTY KNEPPER A good friend . . . pleasant dis' position. ANN KREPPS Decrepif . . . outstanding student. Wonderful lough happy go The Stars Of The Play LARRY MORGAN MYRNA MORTON Lcdnes mon onhquuted cor Prize-winning cook everybodys outdoor sports friend. .IOANNE OLSEN Suove . . . serious JUDITH OSMER Expressive eyes . prefiy moioreffe. 1 FRANK PALCZER GEORGIA PAYNE HELEN PEABODY Outstanding sportsmen. - - h0f1d- Bunny . . .enthusiasm and ability Pee . . . worm friendliness .. some. . .a girIs's best friend. in sports. cheerleader.. .liked by all. Seniors ROBERT PORTER DALE POSZGAI Budding engineer...a man to be Good mathematician enthusios trusted. tic worker. . .o potentioi C.P.A. GUY POWERS JOANNE ROLLI JAMES SCOTT An all-American guy ci A spontaneous laugh a busy Quiet di9f'i'Y---Un GXCEHSHT SChOiOI' smile for everyone loves glUb.g0er, ...capabiIity. sports. ll - 'VI ROBERT SEABOLD NANCY SIMPSON DONNA SMITH 40 winks in 305 . . . in The spring, Weiner bun . . . vivocious charm Hclrd working. . .emciency plus this young mc1n's Thoughts Turn To . . . fine sfudenf, Too. ...beautiful curls. motorcycles. I96 KAY STEVENS CAROL STOOPS Blifhe spirit . . . sweerly scatter- Curvocious ond cufe . . . olwoys broined . . . special diversion-Bob. fl'lenCllY - - - 0 bl-'5lne55 Qifi- EUGENE SUPER JOSEPH TATUM RANSOME TAYLOR Supe . . . o beouriful crop of Goose . . . o good fellow . . . Q Life Of fhe porfy...enioys life hoir . . . sleepy-Time guy. speed demon in sports. ---CVGZY, mcnl CONSTANCE TI RCH Tircher . . . leading lady . . smart gal. JOHN THOMAS J, B. , . , Mr. Atlas, Oberlin style . . . football hero. JAMES WEST Mischievous . . . promising phar- macist. FRANK WI LBUR Lightnin ' . . . enthusiasm minus. ARCHIE TUCK That slow Southern drowl . . Mr, Moustache. CLAUD TURNBULL Quiet sense of humor . . . Van's able aid. LORENE VAN HEUVELN Everlasting supply of nonsense . . comedienne. MARY LOU WALTER Beautiful brown tresses . . . big brown eyes. CAROLYN WILLIAMS Beautiful blond . . . musician . . ' actress . . . editor. The Stars Of The Play JANICE WILLIAMS LYNN WOODMANSEE Jovial . . . good-nafured . Peppy addiiion fo O.H.S .... good sfudenf. CHRIS WILLIAMS Debonair . . . leading man promising orafor. BOB WOODRUFF '1Woody . . . lean and Iunk . . . curly hair. J. WORCESTER Jeanie . . . reserved . . . hard worker. will 1 'E -1-1 :BW iii! JAMES YOUNG Crew-cut . . . cars . . . laughter . . . blonds. WALLY YOUNGLESS Dependable . . . steady . genuinely friendly. Histor Of The Class Of I9 6 Until we entered the high school building as seventh graders, the class of l956 was not one class, but several. For six years we had been rivals, occasionally combining our efforts in a ioint project but usually competing, Pleasant Street School against Prospect Street School. By getting together, we caused a classroom shortage problem, since we were nearly twice as large in number as the preceding class. Our seventh and eighth grade experiences were not unusual, but it was difficult to become familiar with the change of atmosphere and activities. lviany of us participated in band, orchestra, iunior high sports, and Glee Club. Phrases of The Walrus and the Car- penter still flit through our minds occasionally. In September, 1952, the curtain rose on our high school careers. As freshmen, we took one important step, we chose our class colors tdark blue and whitet and ordered beanies accordingly. We soon recuperated from the shocking first effects of The Merchant of Venice, 4x - y Q 7, and cogo, cogere, coegi, coactus, and began enioying i?t them. As sophomores we were busier with our added responsibilities. We were not too busy, however, for class parties, and some of us found jobs for the first time. With the help of Miss Iifierthe, our class sponsor, we prepared for and lived through a Roman Banquet. Later in the spring we were invited to serve at the Junior-Senior Prom. Activities began to pile up in our iunior year. Most of us were active in sports. Many girls were invited to join the Fine Arts Club, and the boys helped reorganize the Hi-Y. Under the able direction of Ivir. Szwaia, our adviser, we undertook many protects to raise money. Finally, the Prom! Everyone agreed it was one of the best proms ever held in the school. Before the year was over we elected Dick Jones as Senate President, When we ushered at graduation, we wondered if wewould ever follow in the seniors' footsteps. For most of us, our senior year has been, without a doubt, the best and most excit- ing year of school, First of all, we elected Dave Hanrner as president of the class, and a very reliable staff of officers to work with him. Early in the year we ordered class sweaters and pins, and began working in our annual. tCongratulations to Mrs. Hungate. It is finally completed! i Through the year we had trips to see plays, a tour of various plants in Cleve- land, and a final very long, all-day trip to Detroit and Dearborn. Toward the end ofthe year, the unwritten papers and necessary duties scorned endless, but since we have lived through that-and most of us did--we feel prepared for almost anything. We are forever indebted to Mrs. Hannon for the many, many hours of time she has devoted to assistinc us in finding solutions to our roblcms of the resent and in makin J l P P Q plans for the future, in addition to her responsibilities in helping us in her classroom. We do appreciate all that she has done. We approached graduation with a mixture of emotions--sadness, happiness, satisfac- tion, and surprise. We are Ieavinr Oberlin Hirli with man vor recious memories. J J Y Y P Senior Honor Students Although many groups in our civiliza- tion assist the school in its task of de- veloping fine young people, the especial emphasis of the school itself is upon the development of mental ability and self- discipline as shown in superior scholastic attoinments. The eight students pictured on this page constitute the top ten per cent of their class of eighty on the basis of scholastic excellence during the four years they have spent in Oberlin High School. Their superior records deserve very high praise, and we honor them for their outstanding achievement. Carolyn Williams Joseph Hungate Robert Porter Linda Merritt Nancy Simpson Lois Ann Dickinson Ann Krepps James Scott Sophomore Class Officers D. Chamberlain, 5 president, J, Rofhvvell, social chairman, D. Deuble, secre tcnry-frecisurerg J. Conicnn, president Freshman Class Officers N. Fairchild, vice-presidenf, D. lgnof, presidenfg J. Von- dcr Pyl, social chairman, J. Slcilor, secreicsry-i1'ec1surerg P. l-lumpl1rey,5ocicil chmiimcm. An Eighth And Ninth Grade Group Buck: T. Scheitler, D. Wilson, K. Reichord, R. Corlelt J. Comings, W. Clevenger, R. Snnislow. From: M, Roel linqer, S. Kilmer, B. Kirk, T. Merritt, K. Owens, S. Howard ocicl chairman, D. Bromund, vice .nm- E, Senior Class Officers G. Powers, social chairman, MQ Wclferg secretary:-'f5. Hahmgr, presiding B. Kern, social chairman, F. Pcsiczer, vice-presidenb N. Simpson, treasurer., m , m V m Junior Class QffiCE!'S 2 Standing: T. Stoubus, sociolQ.ch-qirmgngAP.-ff.SfrAicfgfif1qg:'11f4Sdfsurerg.J. Cbiiikzfng i AA'-.A ' vicefpresidentf D. Berg, Asocioi -A.. ji 1z: C dkdeigi ghgfctgifjfgig B. Hancock, president, - .5 iL,L LZLVL L LL-- f 'L DER- CLASSM N The Supporting Cast T 1 , , lr. , X, Junior Class .,l,..i, Q . 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'- K 1 S. i j 'Ss lv- 32 lno Armstrong Marna Atkins A Clifford Atkinson David Augenbaugh Donald Bailey James Baxter .lerrie Bennett Margaret Bennet Dorothy Berg Robert Berg Alice Brickell Eugene Brill Jack Coniam Ronald Crisp Denny Davis Kay Edmonds Anne Fildey Nancy Fry Albert George Eugene Getty Ned Gott Patricia Green Don Hagar Robert Hancock Martha Harris David Herman Constance Hitchens Louise Holloway Janet Bruce Beverly Bungard Loretta Butler Judy Carder Joan Carter Henry Chaney Lynn Champney Howard Codney Q George Monuel Borboro Martin Burbciro McCloud Willicm Morris Curl Mueller Leigh Murphy Mary Nogyvofhy Joseph Opolislci Orville Ports James Princehorn Grover Quinn Edward Reynolds Joseph King llc: Jean Klein H xr P Robert Konsesky L Richie Kosher Kurolyn Krueger Victor Mocha Jomes MocLoury WY J' 34 Wayne Shipman .lone Siddall Barbara Smiih Brent Sfalnaker Lois Reynolds ldaieonne Robinson Paul Ross ist. ,- Gail Sfang Thomas Sraubus Paul Siofon Peggy Sfrickling Sylvia Thompson Joan Thourout Todd Tofske Anthony Turner Carol Vedder Don Wessell Donna Widdowson Cordinetfe Wynn Sophomores Back: C. Tresch, D. Crowell, S. Cowling, Middle: C. Codney, l. Totzke, C. Cole, J. Kirk, Front: B. Bailey, R. Knepper, E. Turnbull Bock: P, Meadows, J. Porter, H. Pratt. Middle: E. Edling, J. Coniam, B, Eldridge. Front: J, Thompson, S. Fauver, S. Humph- roy, S. Yuronich. Back: C. Watson, B. Payne, S. Baumann, R. Barclay, J. Seabold K. Langdon, D. Me-zurek, S. Crisp, Front: R. Morris, E, Randle D. Welch, H. Johnson, J. Brooks. Back: R. Youngless. Middle: A. Shaver, D. Deuble, L. Reisinger, J, Rothwell, A. Klerrnund, B. Johnson, J. Davidson, J, Durfee, R. Spiogollucrg. Front: D. Dewey, E. Clorlc, J, Brown, A. Grills, C. Barnard. 36 I 1 Back: P. Brill, R. Vander Pyl, B. Ives, E. Wilson, E. Albright. Front: M. Gray, C. Randleman, R. Brown, D. Lewis, D. Chamber- lain, J. Snyder. Back: N. Oakley, H. Schettler, L. Lauer, A. Toth, J. Fildey Front: H. Presler, F. Gum, J. Willbond, S. Stephens, S. Phipps. 'N FN. sv' D- Back: S. Ronclleman, R. Bromund, D, Schultz, J. Thompson, M. Elam, P. Stevens, J. Bartko, G. Campbell, Front: R. Johnson, B. Arnold, C. Gamble, E. Heath, R. Pettet. Back: B. Reinhard, G. Weltzheimer, J. Kirk, G. Streator, M. Wycotf, K. Willbond, S. Jones. Front: D. Harris, H. McCreedy, F. Dickinson, Dale Wessell. Not pictured: Dolores Cousins, David Coward, Joe Greene, Clay- ton Henry, Rose Hurd, Lee McKinney, Tom Owen, Tony Simmons, Ronald Smith, Fred White. Qs. Back: 1 lrwvrvuwl, ll l2i1ll1vw-ll, A SywiC'fiz'rllw'-sq. P. Niclslss, F, Vkfup glnlmn, l Snnimlmw, D Diotlin. Front: l'. Ellington, R. Bruce, R llinmr, A Gnu. V . ,, . ..-ui 'xx s . .g-.fir . .,. 4 I l l Bock: J Srl 4 Q- .li-Q - ffff 'Cb S Nflqywnlwy, Q Cole-nwfm, M Spotts, M. Jones, S. Bailey, wmfnm, M Mnfflmirl. Front: L. Hfxrtrnmw, P. Adflms, M. Srlmvinmn, B Bfxlwu, l llmmillmi, G. lsom, E. Brown, J. Eldridge, G lnllSllJl'ClilY Not pictured: Dvwlcl Burk, Suzumnrr Cmvonno, Lynn l-lC1r'lmC1n, .lulwn lliillnmn, Rizly llullnoulk, Smnle-y Kunlclcr, Dfxle Lewis, Lois l'rute'i, Julm Vlfliilc. flrk Bock: C. VVlm0lQr, E. Fox, B. Col-cler. A. Bruelwlcr. T, Kern, J Craig, B. Bourne, J. Dovin, D. l-lrxrrlson, R. Lawson. Fronh E. Fox A. Alkinson, R. Ferxkins, G. Rose-crcxns, H. Wc1sl1irwgTor1. 7 YR .. ,. 55. , im Bock: H. Armslrong, J. Bmkc-V, R. Vvlwolor. K. MnCorfl1y, R. l'lnmmoncl, C. Younglwss. Front: K. Clwelxs, R. Scmdlmnll, J. Thompson, J. Whllliclcl, J. Sclwunlmmrm-r E-. Rfmdlo, H. Atwood, F. Porter, D. Clmney. Bock: D. Willbond, J. Nagyvathy, A, Gregory, M. Short. Middle: E. Opaliski. Front: J. Schaffer, K. Campbell, L, Edwards, D. Cloudt, G. Atwood, A. Murphy. Freshmen Back: D. Spurlock, G. Hurst, J. Kilmer, G. Robinson. Middle: B. Hanrner, J. Schettler, H. Edmonds, S. Sala, L. Fisher, H. Butler. Front: B. Robinson, B. Walker, J. Johnson. Bock: P. Gorske, E. Hurst, J. Slater, P. Bechtel, N. DeLaney, M. Urquhart, E. Reynolds. Front: D. Cannon, O. White, A. Park- hut-st, G. Fitzpatrick, W. Barnai. -,aw Back: N. Fairchild, P. Humphrey, J. Lauer, S. Hahn, M. Juve nile, A. Murphy, J. Vander Pyl, J. Twining. Front: J. Stephens 39 D. Cox, D. Ignot, F. Tran. Eighth Grade Back: J. Harris, C, Monuel, A, Fox, C. Brown, J. Whiffield Fronf: R. Oliphcmt, T. Hurd, I. Henderson, C. Mezurek, W Bock: G. Bodnur, C. Berg, R. Emery, M. Butler, R. McKinney, l.eMos1er, P. Holoecker, L. Meons. S. Wlmitficeld, Front: F. Crawford, S, Bryant, C. Chompney, H. y X re- ll ld, J. Th ,Q P d I ,D. Thom S, 1 s '- . s C CIl'l O OYTTDSOH O WU ny G lk lik? ,H Q K M si. ..,....n. H. Cv.,....Us, ... on...-., J. W-money, Q. urumeruuu, rx, mm berf, L. Foote. Middle: S. Brotherton, H, McKinney, G. Walker Bock: li V1-rrlrr, M. Plerxsniclc, C. Gray, Middle: C. Bradley, G. A' Wiggins' V' Dunlee' From: W' Judson' P' Yorber' D' Payne Cowlunrj, D. Coward, D. Foir, S. Koycm, S. Palmer. Front: S. R'COe' Rclork' Hrmlwr, H. Terry, M. Johnson, R. Adler, R, Morris, G. HomilYon. 40 Back: C. Sheldon, D. Heisser, H. Holloway, T. Atkinson. Middle:- S. Markowiclw, J. Rogers, A. Ruby, C. Dewey, L. Rock. Front: W. Camobell. W. Dossel, C. Taylor. Buck: J. Corrico, F. Poyne, J. Schott, L. Maccirtlwy, J. Crisp, R. Rhinehardt. Middle: A. Petrott, R. LeCroft, V. Crockett, C. McKin- ney, D. Locke, T. Ross. Front: C, Butts, J. Wilson. -'fl!l?l'llK . 2 l 'w.FT?'?-ff-' A back: ts. vvosnmgron, c. rnzparricx, ix. cron, Ni. iviciiroy, J. Back: G, Dumas, J. Carpenter, C. Hecock, B. Horris, K. Schuster, McLaury, R. Gott, S. Pintur, W. Bows, R. Clayton, S. Vonce, R. Singleton, C. Wallace. Front: P. Moyle, J. Robertson, C. L, Langham, B. Bukovoc, S, Foirchild, B. Kelly. Front: G. Tufts, Peflelf B- Qulfm- N. Williamson, L. Deuble, L. Wood, G. Clouser, M. Ross. Not pictured: Richard Nuhn, Janet George, Rubienoff Townsel Judy Chopin, James Shumote. ,pi ACTIVITIES ACT I FALL ACT Il WINTER ACT III SPRING Fa I I Coach and Referees Ax M Football Staff Football Managers H. Holl R, Smilh B. Konscsky l Eugene Brill with supplies for foodstond Back H. Holl, R, Smith, B. Robinson, J. Stephens, J. Kilmer, F. Dickinson, P Nickles, N. Gott, R. Speigelberg, D. Chamberlain, G, Robinson, C. Randleman, D. Spurlock, B. Konseslcy. Middle: Coleman, Kenny, J. fs fi SL 1. ., 'F f -0 4 fist? ' -C! in ,gn mf, F it 'Q' ,A ' . ,Q :' 1 ir 1 ,Q , Wlfh: K 2' Y W 493,22 38 .4 'F' 5 412' 5g'42, g28 ,ist ii? ff' 91 ' hi 1 Q an Q 3 3 , it ' . .29a144LB H45 , s I . -'Q at rein n ei t Yep? ' 'P ' - '- Q -f - J .L,+.-M. In The Fall We Follow The Pigskin The l955 Oberlin High School football season was one of the most exciting and successful in years. Sparlced by their new coach, Bill Kenny, the Indians posted an undefeated record until the final two games. Enthusiasm and school spirit reached an all-time high as cheering crowds backed their fine team throughout this thrilling season. Coach Kenny Assistant Coaches Coleman Geiger Gordon 51 2 . if . s i J ets -,it,' ' Crockett, R. Crisp J Coniam L Townsel R Smith Geiger Gordon Front: B. Scott, G Quinn J Brown J Tatum Jack Coniam F Polczer H. Chaney, J. Young R Berg G Powers D Jones J Thomas D l X .1 Qi, I Q I Q . , ,I , N 1: ., .. F ,N I I ' Coniom F' ' Chaney I Powers 3- Ia uinn v-FV Q A I Polczer 3 Fl -' '?114,.b'i , sy, ,A N' 'X ,. X. ,. .xx- K YA 3',zs1,' , OBERLIN 44 VISITORS I3 The Indicnns stdrted the seoson with 0 bong by romping over the Amherst eleven. This gcxme wos on excellent exomple of the vvoy good conditioning con pciy oft. In this first contest the Oberlin teom scored olmost os mony points os they scored during the whole seoson lost yeor. OBERLIN 9 NORTH OLIVISTEAD O Bod vveother didn't bother the, Indians os they continued their winning Woys by detecting North Olmsteod. Our bolonced ond effective defense were lust too much for the losers to hondle. Several Oberlin players were named to The All-Conference Team: .lock Conlom quorterbcickf Henry Chaney, defensive half bocl-cg Guy Povvers, offensive tackle cmd Grover Quinn, defensive tockle. -I6 ai. M gi. .. .. ., . . , - ,. V, , ., gg: Hammer X 'A' Tatum Jones OBERLIN 6 OLMSTEAD FALLS 2 U T . In one ot the most exciting contests ot the year, Oberlin outlasted an erratic clock and an aroused Olmstead Falls squad to capture their third straight X , i t .K lr , NW. - ,,- . xv W, Q wngx 5 1 4 victory of the season. OBERLIN 6 BAY VILLAGE 6 This exciting battle was one of the most evenly matched games ot the season as Oberlin met a tiery . . . . B t Bay Village outtit. Both teams had opportunities to ryan win but were not able to take advantage of them. David Hanmer and Joe Tatum were honored by their teammates who chose them as co-captains. Dick Jones and Harry Bryant made a time record as the tour- N '-is year lettermen of the team. Thomas f ml. VV .17 fg . l N, .N I 1 Q41 5. r V 2 S i P I 4 Gi SIA Young Ingold Atkinson Berg Brown OBERLIN I9 FAIRVIEW 6 Playing in a downpour the entire time, the Indians gave a sparkling demonstration of their powerful attack as Oberlin rolled to its fourth win. The de- fense demonstrated their efficiency also as they completely stopped Fairview for three quarters. If it had not been for an unfortunate Oberlin fumble late in the last quarter, the warriors would have blocked their opponents completely. OBERLIN I3 WESTLAKE I3 Plagued by penalties throughout the entire game and scared upon in an unusual blocked-punt play, Oberlin fought bad breaks and an inspired team to a tie, their second of the season, -18 s 9 1 Z5 ,ah .. gg .5 3 ii' Cox ki,VL W' Spiegelberg Vkyyg Coniam OBERLIN 7 ROCKY RIVER l4 The contest with Rocky River proved to be the most exciting and heartbreaking game of the year. l Playing heads-up football, the Indians held Rocky River scoreless tor three periods, only to have the pirates score twice in the fourth quarter to hand Oberlin its first loss. OBERLIN I3 MEDINA 14 ' In the last game of the season, Oberlin was not Champs 1 quite a match tor the horrible weather and an in- spired Medina eleven. Leading for three quarters, the Indians were not able to hold back Medina's final surge. 3 use R I Q Crockett 49 gm A' . A Raw 4 lBack Rowli P. Brill, L. Lauer, D. Harris, F. Wig- ginton, J, Twining, E. Heath, J. King, B. Eldridge, B Harris. Row 3: R. Gott, S. Fairchild, J. Davidson, P Strickling, J. Lauer, A, Grills, R. Lewis, E. Sanislow, S Pintur, K. Stoll, B. Johnson, S. Howard. Row 2: J. Schett- ler, S. Phipps, C. Wallace, D. Buck, J. Van Ausdale, B Kelly, B. Bows, M. Mcllroy, B, Singleton, K. Schuster, R Hammond, L. Deuble, H. Harris, D. Bromund, J. Thourot Mr. R. Weldon. Row 1: D, Harley, K. Willbond, J. Osmer G, Weltzheimer, H. McCreedy, D. Wessell, T. Schettler B. Clevenger, A, Murphy, H. Schettler, E. Randle, l Klein, K. Krueger. Not pictured: J. MacLaury, N. Gott, K. Owens, A. Speigelberg, C. Pettet, M. Ross, R. Speigel berg, B. Wood, B. Pettet, F. Tran, G. Hamlin, S, Vance, K. Campbell, G. Tufts, J. Johnson. This year the O.H.S. Band attained its great- est size to date and also its best instrumental balance. With the addition ot several new instruments, a new sousaphone and a bassoon, in particular, the band has greatly improved in sound as was witnessed at its spring con- cert. The new uniforms provided by the hard working Band-Orchestra-Parents added a smart touch to the halt-time shows for the football games and for the parades tor the Mock Con- vention and Memorial Day. The Band also gave concerts tor Prospect and Eastwood Elementary schools. Mr. Weldon deserves appreciation and praise for making this musical organization in Oberlin High School a great success. 1 1 Oberlin High School Band X frm, ,-L, PNN, , Au y v P li. Uw- M is X 15 I V54 . 'f rn N . ff Y 3 nw y Ki 1 laid , 'gms W ww M ' is if 6 3 is vi ff rs 'K 'Q f 'SQ 0 S vp gi 1 Q N2 ,.,ff, f ia x -g ' U 'W 2 25534 - .. fm. , 1 5 ftp-is' Q ' 'v . wmh. f'm-, Y 5 , xii K N, ,f E742 59391 gggfzfi M 2 W' 1, x 9 f ww. K -' 5? ' 1 Qt- 5 +V 13 K- 54 fa R-Mmiw u.- ,ve gi 'dr ' ' Y' M5 rw is A X it sci '1 I - N Lecroft H. Peabody H, Schettler S. Phipps D. Berg President Vice-president Sec.-Treasurer Recorder Field Hockey The Girls' Athletic Association is an organization which provides an opportunity Tor development Through sports and through The ac- ceptance of responsibility Tor many activities. This year, Tor The hrst Time, the initiation ceremony was a Tormal one, held in The school aud- itorium. At This Time the girls adopted a new creed tor the organization. The after-school sports program attracted a large and enthusiastic group ot participants. Hockey was the Tall sport, followed by basketball and volleyball during The winter, andthe softball season in the spring. The organization sponsored many activities in addition To actual sports, ln the Tall There was a picnic and later a bike hike when the girls rode out To the Reisinger Tarm and gathered apples. Foodsta nd ....... f '...I.l '- I . .. .V l.?IlIk'l,1 1 X A K Dewey M. Morton Basketball Volleyball mx h L. S. Jones L. Dickinson L. Reisinger Girls Athletic Association During the football seoson, the girls ran the foodstand at the home games, thus providing funds for their treosury and rendering a o voluoble service to the school. At the close of the seoson, the orgon- ization sponsored the Victory Ball, a successful donce in honor of the football players. The G.A.A. also sent a Christmas box of food to a needy family. A play day at Michigan Stote Normal School was ploned, but heavy snows prevented the girls from making the trip. The Leop Year dance and a swimming party were new and exciting events. The Spring Banquet at the Oberlin Inn, with the election of officers for the coming year, morked the end ofa hoppy and successful year. Softball Biking and Hiking Biking and Hiking L, Merritt Publicity xi x, Miss Grills Adviser Victory Ball Seniors Back: I. Bachnika, L. Durlee, B. Payne, M. Morton. Front: H. Peabody, M. Walter, M. Oakley, N. Simpson. Hockey Juniors Back: P. Strickling, L. McKinney, C. Hitchens, L. Holloway, B. McCloud. Front: D. Berg, J. Bruce, L. Reynolds, G. Sfang Sophomores Back: B. Eldridge, S. Jones, J. Seabold, A. Shaver S. Crisp, N. Oakley, S. Phipps. Front: S, Randle- man, D. Deuble, J. Fildey, H. Scheiiler, L. Reisinger, J. Bartko. Red and Blue All-Star Teams Back-Red: J. Seczbold, B. Kirk, l.. Reisinger, D. Deulole, J. Davidson, Miss Grills, S. Phipps, M. Oakley, N, Simpson, P, Strickling. The hockey season, with Dorothy Berg as manager, opened with enthusiasm. Many afternoons were very cold and not conductive to playing our best games, but the G.A.A. girls turned out with spirit. The seniors were the winners in the class team competition. The Blues won the all-star Red and Blue game at the end of the season, after which Miss Doane and some of the girls prepared a greatly-appreciated hot snack for the players. At this time the G.A.A. organizotionshonored 'rhe seniors by the present- ation of corsages. s c T Freshmen Back: R. Hammond, B, Kirk, M. Juvenile, J. Lauer, K. Campbell, E, Randle, S. Sala, C. Cheeks, H, Atwood. Frantz P. Humphrey, J. -Schettler, S. Cervonne, J. Boker, J. Eldridge, N. Fairchild. ACT ll Cheerleaders Boost School Spirit Reserve WINTER Game Faculty vs. Seniors Raise Money For Foreign Exchange Student Fund 1 'J 1 57 C'w1rh C,olz-mon, thu nmn bc- hincl the impuovfsmnnl ln Ob- mlln lnrslcr-Tlmll, llc is flfl rfxrl-llevwl :ouch uncl rxlso sets K M3263 15 'amz me f Q , ' lY4i 3',,c I 1 x -Il ' K , kj ik E2 9 wmuxcr coumfxm n lim: C'X'llUplC of good porlsrnfmslnip for his players. JACK CONIAM ALLEN CHANEY Won foullshooling Trophy, ploced on Placed on Soufhvvesf Conference second Southwest Conference Urs? feom, placed Team. on Elyria Secfionczl flrst Team. HARRY BRYANT Won rebound trophy. Chosen honorary copfoin for season. ' 7' I 5 JOE TATUM JOSEPH HUNGATE A L A GUY POWERS MERVIN CHAMPS 59 CHRIS WILLIAMS Manager Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Varsity Basketball Team Standing: J. Hurigate, H. BryanT Coach Wallace Coleman, M. Champe G. Powers. Kneeling: A. Chaney, F Palczer, Manager C. Williams, J Tatum, J. Caniam. The Oberlin High School cagers had one of Their most successful campaigns in several years, The Indians were victorious in eight conTesTs This season, iust doubling The number of wins made last year. At The awards assembly held in The O.H.S. gymnasium, Frank Palczer was elected honorary captain for the season, Jack Conian received The Trophy Tor The best foul shooting percentage, and Harry Brytna was awarded The rebound trophy. Jack Conian was named To The Southwest Conference first Team and was a member aT The Elyria Sectional TournamenT first team. Henry Chaney was selected Tor the Southwest Conference second team and was also second in rebounds and foul shooting This season. Under Wally Coleman's able coaching, The Indians have improved every season, and They hope To conTinue To do so in The seasons which will follow. Oberlin Indians l955-56 Basketball Scores 56 OlmsTed Falls 52 Oberlin 64 AmhersT 55 49 Medina 69 Oberlin 65 Medina 54 59 Fairview 42 Oberlin 70 Fairview 8l 57 NorTh Olmsted 40 Oberlin 54 North Olmsted 53 65 Rocky River 74 Oberlin 54 Rocky River 46 62 Westlake 64 Oberlin 87 Wellington 66 76 Bay Village 67 Oberlin 62 WesTlake 68 7l Olmsted Falls 52 Oberlin 62 Bay Village 68 ELYRIA SlfCTlONAl. TOURNAMENT Oberlin 7l WellingTon 75 60 I Oberlin Reserves STcnding: Bourne, G. STreaTor, J. Kilmer, A Bruehler, Coach Wallace Coleman Seated: D. Harris, A. Spiegelberg L, Townsel, D, Spurlock, B. Johnson, J. Coniam berg. Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin Oberlin gf Manager D. CrockeTT, B. ! ffeggi 23 NoT Pictured: R. Spiegel The Oberlin Reserves, also under The coaching of Wally Coleman, made a Hne showing This season. This husTling OUTTTT won Tive games during The season while losing some hearT- breaking games by one or Two poinTs. The spirit and skill shown by The reserve club indicaTes That Oberlin may expecT excelle-nT Teams in The nexT Tew years. Oberlin Reserve i955-56 Basketball Scores 25 AmhersT 35 Oberlin 27 Olmsied Falls 4l Medina 3l Oberlin 36 Medina 46 Fairview 49 Oberlin 35 Fairview 24 NorTh OlmsTe6l 3l Oberlin 36 NorTh Olmsted 33 Rocky River 36 Oberlin 4l Rocky River 48 VVellingTon 33 Oberlin 46 VVesTlake 45 VVesTlake 22 Oberlin 46 Bay Village 39 Bay Village 22 Oberlin 4l OlmsTed Falls 61 Ninth Grade Team Back: J. Stephens, E. Ellington, B. Barnai, Coach Geiger. Front: G. Dumas, A. Murphy, G. Robinson, J. Fitzgerald. The eighth and ninth grade teams, the potential members of the future varsity squad, have had an interesting and exciting season. Several ot the games were decided by only one point, and all ot them were hard-taught contests. These teams are a vital part of the athletic program, and they are the boys who will be earning the future honors tor the school. Eighth Grade Team Back: J. Harris, G. Cowling, R, Adler, G. Podwalny, Coach Geiger. Front: G. Dumas, S. Kilmer, A. Comings, C. Butts, J. Carpenter. Oberlin 22 Oberlin 34 Oberlin 26 Oberlin ll Oberlin ll Oberlin 31 62 Ninth Garde Basketball Schedule Oberlin 37 Amherst Oberlin 34 Wellington Oberlin 26 Wellington Eighth Grade Basketball Schedule Amherst Clearview Clearwater Amherst Amherst Wellington Intramural Program Seniors Back: J. Hurst, D. Poszgai, R. Taylor, M. Haag, G. Super, L. Morgan. Front: Porter, D. Cox, J. Thomas, D. Crockett, R. Jones, R. Smith, T. Jones. Juniors Back: H. Codney, B. Hancock, B. Berg, P. Ross, T. Totske, P. Stotan. Front: D. Her- man, B. Konsesky, D. Aughenbaugh, G. Quinn, A. George. QYW Sophomores R. Brown, E, Randle, H, Pressler, F, Dick inson, J. Durtee, R. Johnson, L. Lauer, T Owens, J. Willbond, H. Freed, J. Davidson kneeling. Because of the limited number ot boys who may play on the var sity basketball squad, the intra mural program was set up to allow a larger number ot boys to part icipate. Under the able direction ot Mr. Lioce, a large group of stu dents, representing the tour upper classes, turned out for this friendly competition. The intramural crown was finally won by the seniors in a play-att clash with the juniors As intramural champions, the sen iors then had the honor of meeting the faculty in a hilarious game tor the school championship. Freshmen R. Lawson, B, Robinson, J, Fitzgerald, R Johnson, D. Harrison, J. Stephens, E. Elling ton, G. Robinson, kneeling. Sophomore Class Team J. lilfliry, N. Oiikley, D. Mozurelc, G. Com bell, J. Bcnrko, B. Payne, B. Eldridge, Tlimnpwn, S. Jones, L. Reisinger, kneeling-S l'liipp's, rupluin. Freshman Class Team l. Reynolds, M. McCloud, D, Clwciney, M Juvenile, N, Fuirfhild, L. Randle, J. Lduer, B Kink, J. Bunker, H. Alvvood, kneelingkl Eld ridge, rfiptriin. p. Basketball Senior Class Team H. Peabody, J. Davidson, M. Oakley, l, Bochnilccn, N Simpson. kneeling-V-K. Dewey, captain. Junior Class Team A. Fildey, M. l'lc1ri'is, P. Slriclcling, L. McKinney, L, Hol lowcy. kneeling-K. Edmonds. Ll -ml. l Red And Blue All-Star Teams Standing: Reds. L. Reisinger, K. Edmonds, G. Camp- S. Jones, K Dewey, H. Peabody, J. Davidson, L bell, D. Mezurek, B. Eldridge, M. Oakley, N. Simp- Durfee, E. Randle, S, Pl1ippS, N- Ofllslev, l. Bachnilw son, P. Slrickling, L. MerriTT. Winners: Blues. J. Fildey, J- Eldridge- The baskeTball season was a popular and exciTing Time, Affer The class Teams were chosen, a good deal of acTion and slcill was displayed during The games. The seniors, TriumphanTly Taking Tirsl place, won The plaque. The Thrilling and lively Red and Blue All-STar game was played at The end of The season. The alumnae of The GAA. added an extra aTTracTion To The evening by playing before The all-star game. The main evenT of The evening was a well-played, action-packed game wiTh an ex- tremely close score of 36-30 in favor of The Blues. The cheers from The crowd were led by senior boys dressed in hilarious cosfumes. 3 65 -.iss The Volleyball Turnout The turnout tor the volleyball season was lcirge and enthusiastic. After class teams were chosen, the seniors won the tournament which involved stitt competi- tion from the sophomores. ln the Red and Blue grime, which was played before an cillfschool assembly, the Blues won by the large margin ot 39 to 28. After the game the two teams enjoyed a wonderful ban- quet prepcired tor them by the Home EC. Club. The girls were then awarded their ribbons for being on the team, thus clos- ing ci most enioyoble season, Red Team Back row: H. Atwood, L. Reisingcr, M. Mor- ton, niiinrxrgrrr, T. Randle, S. Srilo, B. Kirk. Front row: S. Jones, H, Peabody, L. Merritt, cnptciing P. Striclcling. Blue Team Back row: K. Edmonds, S, Crisp, G, Payne, L. Durfee, D. Berg, M, Harris, B. Rein- bordt, manager, Front row: .l. Bartko, J, Davidson, captain, l. Bachnika, J. Kirk. Volleyball The Softball Turnout As usual, the softball season met with many complications in the form of wet weather, but the senior team finally emerged as the class champions. The Red and Blue game, scheduled to be played under the lights as a night game for a grand finale, was rained out. However, this sport provided many good times and good games, during the spring. Junior and Senior Teams Buck: D, Berg, P. Strickling, Miss Grills, G. Payne, L. McKinney. Front: J. Berg, J. Davidson, S. Phipps, M, Morton, W. Cole- man. Sophomore Team Bock: S. Randlemcm, B. Eldridge, S. Jones. Front: S. Crisp, A. Klerrnund, J. Kirk, J. Bartko, L. Reisinger. Freshman Team Back: D. Chaney, J. Baker, H. Atwood, E. Reynolds. Front: Rita Wheeler, J. Eldridge, M. Jones, C. Cheeks, B. McCloud. -ahuf 4 Hi-Y Club Back row: H. Pratt, F. Dickinson, D. Poszgai, G. Streator, R. Taylor, J. Brooks, D. Davis, M. Haag. 7th row: J. Hurst, D, Cox, J. Hungate, F. Palczer, N. Gott, J, MacLaury, M, Kinney, B. Hancock. 6th row: C. Williams, D, Augenbaugh, T. Totske, B. Homstead, J. West, J. Tatum, B. Bremke, T. Jones. 5th row: P. Meadows, E. Reynolds, D. Davis, E, Brill, D. Chapin, B. Porter. 4tl1 row: L. Champney, J. Durlee, R. VanderPyl, D. Jones. 3rd row: J. Porter, T. Staubus, J. Davidson, P. Brill. 2nd row: D. Bromund, H. Freed, B. Konsesky, W. Youngless. Front row: E. Getty, D. Herman, G. Manuel, J. Baxter. This year's Hi-Y club consisted of titty-two boys from the upper three classes. The officers who served an the board for the year l955-56 were Frank Palczer, president, Joe Tatum, vice-president, Dave Augenbaugh, secretary, Dave Chapin, treasurer, .lim Hurst, chaplain, and Bob l-lomstead, sergeant-at-arms. The social activities ot the year consisted of an all-school formal and two swim parties at Crane Pool. Included in the programs for the year were several films ot current interest, sports programs, a trip to Tvvining Motors, and two speakers from the Armed Forces. The l-li-Y's service proiects included contributions to CARE, World Service, and the Oberlin Ameri ' program. can Field Service 68 Back row J Bruce H Peabo y, . J Carder M Oakley L. Durfee, C. Hurst, J, M Atkins B Kern M. Marquez, J. Davidson, s Miss Sc Dickinson C Tirch M. Harris, Front row: C. lvin I. Robinson, P. Strickling Fine Arts Club d K Stevens, L. Van Heuveln, L. Woodmansee, Ralli, M. Walter. Middle row: ' hramm, L. C. William , Stoops, N. Simpson, A. Fildey, , L. Holloway. Under the leadership of Miss Schramm the Fine Arts Club began the year by electing the following officers: president, Linda Merritt, vice-president, Nancy Simpson, secretary, Barbara Kern, treasurer, Lois Dickinson, social chairman, Helen Peabody. The club enjoyed many fine programs during the year. Chris Williams showed slides of his summer spent in the Mediterranean countries, Dean Dolliver spoke about the life of a college freshman, Barbara Stechow told of her trip through New Zealand with the Trapp family singers, .ond Miss Merthe told about her trip through France. At Christmas, the club members exchanged gifts and also sent a basket to a needy family. Another interesting occasion was a formal dance, Cupid's Rendez-vous, which was given as a ioint project with the Hi'Y Club. The girls also entertained their mothers with a mother-daughter tea. This very enioyable year closed with an always ' -the weekend house party in May. me morable time 69 V' ,I v Left: Gail Smngflim Young. Righf: Jim Princvlworn Murncr Aikins. Drck Vrmdor'Ilp's Bond Dorothy Borg, Bout Hancock S i -mlgx Left: Inge B:xfP1nll4c1--Ronny Taylor. Right: Pcxul Stofum-Judy Kirk. 711 D43 Y 1 i The Queen and Her Court Ncncy Simpson, Nancy LeCrc1ff, Judy Davidson, Lois Dickinson, Jean Berg. ,xg .. 1 'il vffi Prom Queen Judy Davidson Junior-Senior Prom S PRI ACT II I Golf Team ,-. Q, w 1' A J J I J. West, B. Bourne, Mr. Fairchild, J. Hungate, T. Totske, R. Taylor, G. Powers. For the first time in the school's history, Oberlin High School had a golf team year. The group, coached by Mr. Fairchild, ployed six matches with other schools. Quiz Bee Team vii F' ' D. Augenbaugh, M. Atkins, J. Hungate, A. Filcley, J, Scott, A. Krepps, J. Baxter, Mr, Szwaia. This group of students, under the direction of Mr. Szwcxia, won the Southwest Conference trophy for obtaining the highest score in o rigorous current events contest. 72 School Play GEORGE WASHINGTON SLEPT HERE Cost Bock row: B. Porter, G. Powers, F. Dickinson, E. Reynolds, L. McKinney, Mr. Lioce, clirecfor. Middle row: J. Hursf, L. Merrill, J. Hungafe, J. Davidson, Chris Williams, M. Morton. Front row: B. Konsesky, Carolyn Williams, K. Sfevens. Noi piclured: C. Tirch, L. Durfee, D. Chopin. Stage Crew Standing: J. Olson, L, Wood- monsee. Sealed: J. Williams, L. Dickinson, L. Van Heuveln. Swf Back: R, Adler, J. Porter, C. Champney, A. Spiegelberg, G. A. George. Front: J. Vander Pyl, R. Johnson, L. Townsel, J. Quinn, D- JOHCS, BA l'lGI'tCOCl4. JGCR C0I'1iGm, JOY Coniclm, Tatum, B. Robinson, J. MacLciury, C. Butts, H. Holl, J. J. MacLaury. Middle: E. Randle, R. Smith, D. Crockett, J. Stephens, Harris, D, Harris, R. Speigelberg, J. Durfee, H. Presler, Shot Put - Grover Quinn I Pole Vault - Jack Coniam l H The Oberlin track squad completed a successful season under the guidance of Coach Bill Kinny, assisted by Duane Gordon and Don Geiger. At the first Southwest Conference Meet, Oberlin took fourth place, and Tatum, Randle, and Coniam were the A main point-getters. The lndians triumphed over Wellington and Medina, topping the second-place Wellington squad by forty points. In the triangular meet with Lorain and Elyria, Chaney's record jump of six feet in the high iump and his first place in the broad jump nosed out Elyria for second place. ln the Rocky River meet, Oberlin took fourth place as Jack Coniam tied for first in the pole vault, Randle took second in the 440, and miler Jim MacLaury took fifth. At the District Meet, Tatum qualified in the broad iump, and Coniam made a record vault of eleven feet, nine I . inches. The Oberlin Junior High track team participated in the Rocky River Relays and placed third. This squad should produce excellent material for future varsity teams. -.,,.-- The Oberlin varsity schedule for T956 included the fol- lowing meets: Medina-Wellington, Rocky River, Elyria- Lorain, Fairview, Southwest Conference Meet, Mansfield Relays, and the Clearview Invitational. HURDLES J. Stephens, E. Randle, R. Spiegelberg, D. Jones, A. Spiegelberg. Truck Squad and Coaches Geiger, Kenny, ond Gordon. .,.. W 4 --5 L we .,' Classroom Scenes Driver Training Class Typing Class Mechanical Drawing Class History Class Study Hall 305 Standing: J. Slater, D. lgnat, D. Chapin, editor, Miss May, adviser, A. Shaver, A. Fildey, D. Deuble. Seated: N. Fairchild, L. Dickinson, H. Schettler, J. Fildey, S. Cervonne, L. Merritt. O-High Lights The O-High Lights staff has met every Monday noon to prepare an account of the major events of our school life. Their report appears each week as a section in the town paper, The Oberlin News-Tribune. David Chapin has been the editor of this year's paper, and Miss Beulah May has acted as guide and supervisor of the iournalistic activities of the group. Home Economics Club This group held evening meetings twice a month, with Miss Doane as their adviser. The officers for the year were Donna Smith, president, Carol Vedder, vice-president, Dorothy Welch, secretary, Myrna Wyckoff, treasurer. Many interesting programs were planned. Mrs. Dudley Wood gave a demonstra- tion of flower arrangement, Miss Merthe told of her trip to France, there were movies on etiquette and dating, and a food demonstration by Betty Newton at the Ohio Gas Company. ln addition, special occasions were marked by a dress-up Halloween party, a Christmas gift exchange, a banquet at the Cberlin Inn, and a picnic at Lakeview Park in Lorain which marked the close of an enioyable year. Standing: Miss Doane, adviser, B. Ives, M. Walter, B. Martin, B. Bun- gard. Around the table, back to front: C. Youngless, J. Whitfield, M. Bristow, D. Smith, D. Baldt, B. Knepper, J. Thompson, D. Welch, M. Elam, M. Atkins, C. Vedder, J. Worcester, S. Crisp, J. Schurham- mer, R. Sandbanlr, C. Cheeks, K. Macarthy. The Choral Club The Choral Club In spite of only one rehearsal a week the Choral Club has sung a lot of music and had a lot of lun. The higlr points of the year were its appearances in the Christmas Concert and in the Orchestrae Choral Concert in the spring. Some of its members went to Cleveland for the Metropolitan Opera pro- duction of Aida, The Girls' Glee Club lhe Oirls' Clee Club is composed of girls from grades 9-TQ, who are selected by Miss Magdsick alter tryouts in the fall. Joan Lambert and Don Jenkins, the student directors, and lvlarylou Beamen, the accompanist for the Olee Club, were most successful in their work and popular with the club members. The officers of the past year were Lois Dickinson, president, Jane Fildey, secretary, Jane Siddall, social chairman, and Nancy Fairchild, librarian. The highlights of the season were the annual Christmas program and the Spring Concert, both of which brought high praise to the girls for their fine Work. The Boys' Glee Club One of the high spots on the Orchestra-Choral Concert was the appearance of the Boys' Olee Club. This small group of boys who really like to sing showed great versatility and finesse in their rendition on this program. Orchestra The Orchestra grew in quality and in members this year and is looking forward to more incoming string players next year. For the orchestra the highlights of the year were playing for the School Play and appearing in concert with the choral groups of the high school. lylany members of the orchestra participated in the County, District, and State Solo and Ensemble THE ORCH ESTR Contests. A l fl N Q' S5 ,ll lil kg Girls' Glee Club I l g i l F s I I QW, H!-ful Boys' Cilee Club lil? 5 ...- Girls' Ensemble Kay Stevens, .lone Filcley, Dorothy Berg, Noel Oakley, Grefchen Welfzheimer, Leigh Murphy, Borboro McCloud, Donald Jenkins, director, Eliot Newsome, occom- pclnist. Rf! -A 5. I Ce. '51 -fu ,,, wg' fl I 'ar W 3 Q x Q mf in J'.gs,' vnk.,,u' slim' Y' II ,w,,s ,, -gk Ny, 3 ,E 'Wk A I, Q3 K v S A Q , DR H G HOFFNER DR C. E. WIGTON, JR. Dentist Dentist 7V2 South Mom Street 35 West College St. Phone 4 8431 Phone 5-2672 , flyrlgi n,if:z,, flfgtb -S1 .ii Q3-I-1' 1264 . ,I fab 4? sq C., lx irq, F5301 Q ' 4 -riff'- Hj A11- Qxfzl 2252 '-L-fa 11141 - I-'f:7. OUR ADVERTISER On the following pages are the ads of the many merchants whom we of the 1956 O-High staff wish to thank for their great help in making possible the publication of this yearbook. We wish to thank also the six doctors who con- tributed to the advertising fund even though they have asked to have their names omitted because of their various professional codes. These men are constantly called upon to contrib- ute to the support of many community projects. They are generous and loyal in their assistance, and we want them and the whole community to know how greatly we appreciate their cooperation and support. ,Lg . afar' . A- FT .3 . :J-1 , 1. .4 DR. R. A PHIPPS Dentist 29M South Main St Phone 5 0871 GIBSON BROTHERS Supreme Quality Bakery - Ive- Cream A Candy II4-Iwalussen 23 W. College 51. Phono fl--2401 Compliments of SUNSHINE BISCUITS INC. Grafton. Ohio Arthur E. Bradley REAL ESTATE - INSURANCE Phone 4-7391 I I West College Sf OBERLIN, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF ARTHUR SALO Tree Service COMPLIMENTS OF PeHiford's Bakery WOOD FLORIST Oberlin Inn Block Phone 4-2431 I8 South Main Sf. Phone 4-2611 TUCKER MAYTAG THE SALES AND SERVICE MAYTAG - Ranges, Washers, lroners, Dryers KELVINATOR - Refrigerators, Deep Freezers KIP-I-ON, OHIO and Electric Ranges Member of Federal Deposit 305 S. Main St. Oberlin, Ohio Insurance Corporation Phone 4-2465 Grade W Makes 2 A li Good Milk ' Athletes Parsons Jersey Dairy PHONE 5-0791 COMPLIMENTS OF The Popcorn Bowl The Place to Eat The Place to Meet 4-0-4-2 East College St. Phone 4-8821 ANDYS COMPLIMENTS OF FOOD CENTER The Shop the ICA Way Everyday Low Prices F B rt F d Oberlin Hardware or e er oo s Company 21 W. College St. Phone -L-6351 PHONE 4-6051 YASHER'S TAVERN Kipton, Ohio 5-0113 FOOD STAND Draw Up A PLANNED PROGRAM Of Savings YOU CAN DO THIS by opening a SAVINGS ACCOUNT. Put a little away into it every payday -week-by-week, month-by-month. Keep it grow- ing. It's a solid comfortable feeling to have money in the bank. We are the friend you can depend upon for a financially secure future. Your account is welcome -large or small. Start your savings ac- count with us today! 5 The 0 PEOPLES BANKING CO. lllllll MEMBER FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION I5 SOUTH MAIN ST. 1906 - 50th ANNIVERSARY - 'I956 COMPLIMENTS OF EVERYDAY NEEDS V. W. ROSA WTS PHQNE 4-9571 PARTY SUPPLIES . THE H. W. Reighley BEN FRANKLIN 81. Son, Inc. STORE I-0CIl6l'S - PFUCCSSIIIQ Nationally Known Locally Owned Phone 5-0501 80 South Main St. Compliments of WlLLBOND'S GROCERY JACK AND JILL MEATS - VEGETABLES KIDDIE SHOP Phone 4--6261 138 E. Lorain Phone 4-7672 27 S. Main St. Lillian W Plumbing 0 Heating 81 Air Conditioning Sheet Metal Work For Your Next Repair Job Try Our Shop on Wheels The T. O. Murphy Co. Sperry-Gorske SCOTTY'S A enc g Y BARBER SHOP INSURANCE and REAL ESTATE SERVICE 21 soufh Main sf. Dial 4-4331 im S' Main St' OBERLIN, OHIO COMPLIMENTS OF GLENN I. MCJLYNEAUX and SGNS WATSON'S HARDWARE PHONE 4-2391 Compliments of HANNON MOTOR SALES T'W'l W. E. PARKER - JEWELER The Time Shop W 11 g Oh Watches Diamonds Ph 2 Cf 11 E C ll g S GOOD LUCK SENIORS L. A. Ross Lumber Co. 335 SOUTH MAIN ST. OBERLIN x World 5 ' Gasoline -:- Motor Oil lubrication -:- Wash LORAIN AT MAIN PHONE 5-0381 OBERLIN, OHIO W. R. COLE OLDSMOBILE 8. CHEVROLET SERVICE C O M I N G S 47 South Moin Sfreef Oberlin, Ohio Phone 4-8401 BOOKS GREETING CARDS BeViers Music Your Sfore for Values 81 Courfesy Phone 4-3741 37 West College Sf DRY GOODS and READY-T0-WEAR You CAN ALWAYS sHoP Com, TO ADVANTAGE AT Rexall Drugs KIPTON ELEVATOR Coal - Grain - Feed Oberlin, Ohio Phone 4-2211 Seeds ' Flfu' ' Salt Fertlhzer Phone Oberlin 5-0168 Kipfon, Ohio THE STORE OF QUALITY FURNITURE WESTINGHOUSE APPLIANCES KLING BEDROOM LANE CEDAR CIIESTS MENGEL BEDROOM HEYWOOD - WAKEFIELD IQWIEAEEEETBEKRQOM B ES RCA ' VICTOR IMPERIAL TABLES VALENTINE - SEAVER MERSMAN TABLES SAN IIYGENE DAYSTBOM TABLES OBERLIN ELYRIA PHONE 4-4641 PHQNE 2155 SPRINGER - lYMAN RADIO 59 South Main St. PHONE 5-0341 Funeral Home WADE'S HARDWARE 228 South Main St. PHONE 4-3441 77 S. Main St. Phone 4-7081 .'-fl X, M- 1 - 2---W' x ' hint . JANBY OIL COMPANY An Oberlin Institution Phone 4-8371 PIZZA HOUSE HARRY'S MEN'S WEAR 700 Broadway Lorain 306 Broad St. Elyria Three Friends of the Farmer FARMERS SUPPl.Y STORE Everything for the Farmer 95 SOUTH MAIN ST. OBERLIN, PHONE 4-4551 OHIO Lombardi's 2 I Lingerie 5 - 1:1 1,- . A --' -41., .. VX 5 MOTO REST Mauinefy L 24- hours 7 days I'IOSleI'Y I .V-1.-, Restaurant Accgimrles ZA, '..V lg Gas Station Bridal Service I Corner Rts. 58 and 20 Phone 4--9611 AT VINE AND MAIN - 9 D O N S P LA C E Sandwiches Soft Drinks Beer 30 S. Main St. Phone 5-1061 Oberlin NATIONWIDE INSURANCE Life - Auto - Fire Accident and Health H Insure and Be Surev F GERTRUDE D. BRYANT I Oberlin Amherst 369 W. Lorain St. Oberlin Phone 5-2863 OBERLIN MUSIC SHOP P R H E o C N O o R G D R 5 A P H 61 South Main Street S KI P-ION HATCH ERY CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORS I C. H. DAVIS S BARBERSHOP Kipton, Ohio Phone 5-0114 31 South Main SL 1 ...REPRESENTATIvE... S THE EQUITABLE LIFE INSURANCE PLACE SOCIETY or THE UNITED STATES STEWART II. FAIRCI'IIlD Tires and Batteries ., N 390 MORGAN ST. OBERLIN, OHIO Grease jobs and U11 Lhanges PHONE 4-6542 H E R R I C K ' S Jewelers 7 W. College St. Phone 4-4.461 OBERLIN MOTORS Pontiac Sales and Service COMPLETE AUTO BODY SERVICE DUCO PAINTING 129 South Main Street Dial 4-4431 CONGRATULATIONS, SENIORSI 0 High School over, your next step is important. 0 The demand for office personnel is at an all-time high. 0 Why not capitalize on this demand by preparing for YOUR CHOICE of these good positions? TIME IS MONEY. The time you would save by matriculating for the Summer Term instead of waiting until fall should be worth up to 35750 to you. For proof, WRITE, PHONE, or VISIT OBERLIN SCHOOL OF COMMERCE Phone 4-6591 obefiin, 0. Congratulations to the C LAS S O F I 9 5 6 THE OHIO FUEL GAS CO. 42 South Main Street OBERLIN, OHIO VIC'S IDEAl BARBERSHOP 45 South Main Street Courteous and Reliable Service Miss Cobb's Shop A Shop Catering to the Younger Miss 22 East College St. Phone 4-6721 POWERS and DAWLEY Men's Wear 17 W. College St. Phone 41-4021 HAYLCR'S for Gifts For the Graduate Read O-HIGH LIGHTS All the news of Oberlin High School Every Week in the OBERLIN STATIONERY and BOOKS NEWS-TRIBUNE COMPLIMENTS or OBERLIN NURSERY FRANK LOCKE Evergreens Food Market Shade WS 16 soufh Main sf. Shrubs Landscaping PHONE 4-7221 'I66 Woodland Ave. Phone 4-6981 Oberlin, Oh For the Best in Motion Picture Entertainment ...REMEMBER... THERE'S ALWAYS A GOOD SHOW dl THE APOLLO Blouses Sweaters Dresses Skirts THE FASHION S H O P MINUTE ACCESSORIES FOR THE LUNCH DISCRIMINATING GIRL and WOMAN 13 East College St. Phone 5-0721 FRANK'S Auto sonv SERVICE Western Auto Bonv and FENDER REPAIRS Associate Sl'Ol'e COMPLETE REEINISIIING Home Owned OBERUN' Ol-llo PHONE 4-2964 29 South Moin St. Phone 4-4282 I Men's Furnishings 9 SOUTH MAIN sr. oI3ERLIN, OHIO PHONE 4-3231 Congratulations to the Class of '56 Van Ausclale Oil Carpet Shop Jobs QUE? Changes Phone 4-3261 Oberlin, Ohio 126 S. Main St' phone 4,4544 J. H. VAN AUSDALE, Prop. MOORE'S DRUG STORE The Mann Store on Main St. PRESCRIPTION SPECIALISTS 19 S. Main St. Oberlin, 0. Phone 5-2241 We Operate CONGRATULATIONS Our Own Dry To Cleaning and Cold THE CLASS OF '56 Storage Hams .lOE'S PRESTI'S of Oberlin 23 S. Main St. Phone 5-1505 I956 BUICK BEST BUICK YET MAURICE S. SCHUBERT 39-43 E. College si. Ph 4 2701 ROY and HUGH SAY Congratulations To the Senior Class D 8m S APPLIANCE CO. WHERE CUSTOMERS SEND THEIR FRlENDS AND RU RAL FURNITURE MART WE SELL FOR LESS ROY DEWEY -:- -:- HUGH SWEET 2V2 Miles East of Oberlin on Rt. 20 PHONE 4-7120 PHONE 4-7125 Best Wishes to the Class of '56 PRESS of the TIMES South Plea I at Times D ' Phone 4-2761 BOSTWlCK'S Sportswear Specialists 29 W. College St. -it 4 N SMlTH'S FLOOR COVERING 28 S. Main St. Phone 4-2371 AUS TRUCK STOP 24 Hr. Service HOME COOKED MEALS Route 20 East Oberlin Nursery JONES and SONS FREE ESTHVIATES RT. 10, EAST OBERLIN i ON LAKNDSCAPING PHONE 4-7139 HARPER METHOD BEAUTY SALON Scalp Treatments - Skin Treatments Hand Treatments - Harper Cold Permanents 19 W. College St. Phone 4-9051 wAl.TER's G REMORE SHOE STORE Shoes for the Entire Family 32 W. College St. JOHNNlE'S CARRY-OUT JOHN YACYSZYN, Prop. Beverages to Take Out Cigars, Candy, Cigarettes Cold Meats - Groceries Corner Rt. 58 and Buttemut Ridge Phone 4-7142 Oberlin DANCE STUDIO Ballet - Tap - Ball Room Pre-school Dance Training Individual or Group Instruction 66W S. Main Phone 4-4722 DESMO SALES and SERVICE PlYmWll' BODY and FENDER REPAIR ROWE-GOERNER MOTOR SALES Linda Merritt Ktront cmd centerl signs a signature card as she opens a savings account with Mrs. Grace Alexander, Oberlin Savings Bank teller. Nancy LeCraft stands behind Linda. Ed Trautz, Assistant Cashier, smiles as he hands a checking account receipt to Nancy Simpson. Linda Durfee and Dave Chapin are next in line. Uberlin 5' ' Bm Member Federal Reserve System and Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation STOFAN STUDIO The 1956 O-HIGH Staff wishes to express its sincere appreciation to Mr. Stofan for his excellent photography and his cheerful assistance in assembling the many pic- tures for our yearbook. 49 E. COLLEGE ST. PHONE 4-4221 Congratulations, High School Seniors ANDY SUPERS INSURANCE hat rth 0 aso t al avs n got d taste to send an THE fmmymw card Q B E R LIN says Amy Vander '11, America's foremost INN authority on etiqu tte I906 Our Golden Anniversary I956 AMERICAN GREETINGS CORPORATION Cleveland 2 Ohio Los Angeles 22 Cahf 0b I Oh Lo d E gl d , ,,.,, mc . Ismail I Real as L E 51 General l Estate Insurance 23 F Coll g sim JOHN W. HILL Ob rim Oho C-C Q6 -- Q uuv -,,f2sr:1' ,W G6 -..Q www Q1 Congratulations to the Class of I956 Thank you for your past patronage. May we continue to serve you in your many prosperous years ahead KAISER AND WELLS WALGREEN CORNER DRUG STORE Phone 4-3531 0 Prescriptions ' Cosmetics 0 Fountain Service The staff of The 1956 O-High hereby expresses sincere Thanks to Mrs. Hungate, our yearbook adviser. Her assistance, advice, and many hours of work have made possibie the publica- tion of this volume. 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