Ottawa Hills High School - Legend Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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-1- - :ar ran- 'f V -l f tg, -Yr ef on cfwe 1 'lYr :Au CX in JW 0 I ' . ' 1 A -N ' 1 Q.. ' Y i 4.4l A 6 , I , . - L TOP Row: Lamberts, Liskey, Rexford, McKeon, Baker, Linn, Cooper, Nordella, Broderick, Kcister D V ' , Abbitt, Heintz, Blackstone, Spencer SECOND ROW: Graham, Veneklasen, Kimes, Dewey, Sargent, e ries BOTTOM Row: Mr. Kremble, Miss Crego, Miss Eckert, Krause, Cowlishaw, Frye, Frey, Miss Vander Velde, Mr. Buboltz T The Off6l'UU6Z7ZZ.6Z7Z Sfaf THE Ottawanian Staff in its second year has accomplished much in the output of the monthly magazine, The Ottawaniann. Due to an increased ersonnel and a ear of ex erience more time and effort P Y P , D 1 h l ne which ranks has been devoted to the staff Work, and the result is a sc oo magazi high among other schools. Each month a theme has been chosen and featured throughout the magazine in the art work, literary material, and the editorials. The Embarkation Number for January Was perhaps the most successful issue. D t has coo erated in such a way that the Ottawanian has The Art epartmen p Won a reputation for its attractive cover designs as Well as for its literary attributes. The English Department has diverted its efforts to the production of literary material. These compositions have been taken from the theme assignments of the English classes and from any other literary talent which the school affords. The business staff Worked capably under the direction of lN'lr. Kremble. The magazine is printed in the school print shop under the direction of Mr. Buboltz. As a climax to the year's activities, the first staff banquet was held on April 6, 1927, at the home of Emma Krause. Upon this occasion speeches and music were furnished bv staff members and Nliss Moran of the Grand Rapids Herald gave an entertaining and instructive talk on the subject of newspaper reporting.