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

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Ethelyn Ellinger Cornie Koets, B.S. Dalewworfel, Don Bolthouse,ADon Smith, and Rodney Physical Education physical Education LaPoint watch Mr. Koets taking role in a gym class. Athletics Leads Otttzwak Army ATTENTION! Heels together! Shoulders back! Chest out! Chin in! Forward march! As Ottawa's army marches on, good posture is necessary. This is gained in the Physical Education classes. Here they also learn to continue the march through life as good sports ready to help another fellow in need. Miss Ellinger, the girls' gym teacher, is having a softball tournament in the seventh, eighth, and ninth grades this Spring. She is the sponsor of the Lewa Club, the girls' athletic club. Mr. Koets, the boys' gym teacher, also coaches the second teams in football and basketball and the first team in baseball. Art Stiff Patriotism Among Students ART IS ONE of the subjects that is very helpful in the school because they make all the posters for the football games, basketball games and other athletic activities and for the other activities given by the various organizations. They also help in the publications throughout the year. Miss Zellner's eighth grade art classes are working on oil paintings, and Miss William's does clay modeling, wood carving, and drawings. In the picture Miss Crego watches two girls doing wood carving. Benjamine Nord watches Miss Zellner criticize his picture. E121 Miss Crego watches Eleanor Roetman and Ethel Breen carve each other's face on a wooden block. Truly interesting. Ida A. Crego, B.S. Art Eulalia Williams, M.A. Eine Arts Hazel Zellner, B.S. Art

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,.,.-.....,...,..., Nwwi. v,kk 5, WW -fm ------ if Here is Miss Rorabeck with Charles Little, one of her Braille students. She is helping him read a braille book. Zora I. Barnaby, B.S. David Stenography, Typing Clatworthy, A.B. Arithmetic, Typing, Shorthand Leon I. Miller, A.B., B.C.S. Arithmetic, Bookkeeping Doris Robinson, B.A. Shorthand, Typing, Business English Sidney Ryckman, Life Certificate Commercial Law, Bookkeeping V - :ii '-1, f ii VX kewl .VV4 -r.L Helen V. Mount, B.A. Lovisa A. Braille Rorabeck, B.S. Braille Braille Students Are Part of Omzwdr Army' LOVISA A. RORABECK AND HELEN V. MOUNT have charge of Ottawa's Braille department. They have supervision of the student from the time he enters the kindergarten until his senior year. The three systems of Braille-the literary, the mathemati- cal, and the musical -- are taught. They take all the subjects taught to regular students and beginning in Junior High they take their work in their respective gr.ades with the seeing pupils, their work being prepared in the braille room. C ommewml Students Enjoy Demormcy OTTAWAJS commercial department is one of the most vital of the school for it deals with students from the junior High grades on through their senior year. Miss Barnaby gives her students office procedure projects and also has them enter national and international contests. Students in Miss Robinson's cl.asses work for typing awards and take Gregg transcription speed tests. Miss Barnaby and Barbara Huber ex- amine the record book. 5133