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

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Q. !mr 419' F73 lr '25 f ij 5142 fi' ' 'ff The Main Entrance BEHIND the doors of this beauti- ful entrance 1970 students, from kindergarten to twelfth grade, are engaged in obtaining an edu- cation The bullding began its work as a school in 1925 with an enrollment of 658 There have been two additlons to It one ln 1930 and the other in 19.51 Slnce the Hrst senior class in 1927 there haxe been 770 graduates Ottawa Hllls Iilgh School is the most modern of the five high schools in the city haxing excel lent equlpment throughout the entlre buxldmg Besides the regular study rooms the school contains a cafeteria where approxlmately 550 people are served entlre lunch each dax and 250 more a part of their lunch and a school store where candy and school supplies are so d ,-4' xNfX W fa 7 9 v ' L15 'hu ' - 1 y ,, 9 , . l . 'f?4'1fri14 fiif F' -9-P T l ' '-'fn -- - I 1.1 gf- - , - fl -.. l 1 9 x fffl' -f .1 nfl ' 'f r f ' '!!,, hx I I I ,X Uk! 4 ,v H r ? V' 5 sl' L 7 M . 4 4 -Q 7 ' te .. .,,M.,,,.,c. 1 f , tv V , -2 W I - , , ., - 'I 4, ,,.,- .M - t 1 Yew.-ef.-:fsl ' -1 ,K- 1 A l ' 'e'f-91111 M . -. fy. , we L-,' --,, ,I J r -Lf ffffAf?QY!L'-23077-V-,gz -.fa g,','tP,l.f51fp,: i , -was '1 I if 14 f.L',f1Lf'5-i' 2,1

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,ar Q' .iff Azqolane V Lew of Grand Rapids luis plcturt shows but 1 sm xll su tlon of Grind H xptds lol the lrt cltx 1 mrs 1 twtntx two md om hllf Sfllllll as md ln NPS tht ltde tstlmlte ol thc popul xtlon w is 104 700 lhe lme I'l1lI'0'ldb the m mx motorbus hnes fmd splen dld I'0'lClS mfake 1t posslble for summer trlwlers and l'llI'1'l1tllI'0 defilers to go to and from the cltx It 18 mternfltlondllx know n IS the Furmture K ltx and though lt has been the lurn1ture renter of the world recently lt his been placed below New Xorlx and Chu ago m qufmtlty of output lhe lelrgest m mul lc turns of llx piper .mdc lrpct swecpus m thls countrx arc Ill Cnr md H lplds and unong othtr lmport mt mdustru s art llour md QI'1SlIlllllS Illdthllll shops and foundries lJdlxCI'l0S md lumber md pl mmg mllls Rx H'--Y , V - . Y Y 77,5 ,. Y. .,,, I n K i , I v I li' 1 rf ' ' 415, ,- ,J ' , - , 7 i 1 I , 1 v v 4 1 . 4 . . . Q . . ' I u . l 1 I 4 V ' I ent 2 ' V' 1' JV X J an ure: ol ,, ,- , . ., . . , .X K . , . . . Illll H, 2 .- 1 ' 1 ml 1 I I I i i I ' 71 4 ,.. . . . , f Y . ' , . - C li C, J., v , - , V ' g Lv pl v. A .1 9 k 1 ' . l 1 r y n 1 v I 1 v , . u Y 5 v Y P I lc I ' V X l ' ' I l ' I ' I I - i I 1 I - 4 N . . . ., . z K K 2 Q 2.- 4 3 r Q 4 D 1 1 u . 1 . . ' , . , v ' . 1 3 f 1 q . ' f--w..,f-m-.fm -w.-l...,W-M -A Y----J. - f J 'I s , 5 4 . 4 3 V J a X r F I 1 r O Q l 2 I , ,

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rtjqw ,dx-' lf-feet -W ,. The Athletzc Field Ox the athletic held are con ducted the l'l13j0I'lly of Ottawa s lthletu' actnltles The football track and tennls teams practlee and compete here and the glrls and boys gymnaslum classes plav thelr respectlwe games on the Held 1n the fall and sprxng The Held IS one of the most completely equlpped rn the C113 the football qrldlron belng kept IH Ilne shape the year around lhe cmdtr track 18 also taken cart of throughout the yen' On the north end ol the held ire the scoreboard and the flag pole Qlfts of the Kapl Club and the Semor Class ol 1931 'md along the eastern sxde are three line tennls courts On the southern end there ire two lndoor baseball dlarnonds, a soccer Held and two horseshoe pltehlng plts -i,.4 lr NS, rl ,' 1 .1 lf l 1 If Mm X f f 14 l 1 fr QP a I we ry A fs' sf 3 3' Wind' at 9' M yr-if Ji 431 ity we fe ew? 4? K ,agfmf rp 4 'W wafer it if flew 5 342 SG 'Y J, 'Q may gi 3' if gh- X mg W P r X- w MK-w ,fn A 555 JM? Sv Easy, I5 LL