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

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Top row: Norman Bradley, Dan Heines, Tom Greenhoe, Bill Harris, James Harvey, Lorraine Jannenga, Roger Bonga, Stanford Brown, Udell Huizenga, Eugene Bont, John Cary, Marguerite Holwerda. Third row: Morton Finkelstein, Duane Hoppe, Richard Fanning, Doris Brown, Marilyn Dingman, Bill Heagy, Theda lde, Mary Dawson, Sally Johnson, Doris Hope, Joanne Ginsburg, Phyllis Grettenherger. Second row: Tom Hufford, Marilyn Crawford, Delores Bolt, David Cossin, Kenneth De Zwaan, Phyllis Flint, Lois Franz, Joan Betz, Mary Ann Edwards, Arleen Howell. First row: George Dey, Jim Bouwman, Carolyn Gaeler, Margaret Hoffmann, Marilyn Dykwell, Margaret Favier, Arden Johnson, Sally Jennings, Barbara Fry, Jacqueline Dixon, Joanne Buholtz. Seventh Grade He that knows not and knows he knows not is a seventh grader. Top row: Don Zuidewind, Donald Pothoven, Jim Mitchell, La Verda Price, Jeanne W'yma, Joan Smallegan, Mary Les- perance, Patricia Dailey, Barhara Cannon, Patricia Purcell, Mary Viergever, Marjorie Keane. Third row: Jerry North, Dale Wfeersing, Donald Kooiman, John Clark, John Story, Billy Zaremha, Ruth Slotsema, Ted Wliite, Audrey Vanden Berg, Patsy Mollo, Sharon Overholser, Rosemary Rohertson, Joyce Tassell. Second row: Harry Ypma, Victor Leslie, Ronald Stevens, Cornell Vander Weitle, Larry Moshier, Mark Kremer, Ann Spees, Pat Wilsiwii, Joanne Vander Noot, Ardeth Schaubel, Jo An Steury, Shirley Lundy, First row: Jack Schnell, Jack Pierce, Davis Spring, Kenneth Mendels, Gerald Spicer, Bruce Tremayne, Jacquelyn Schmidt, Martha Russell, Elaine Van Tuinen, Doris Karsten, Barbara Snyder, Shirley Koster. 58

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UQSSEE -Let Us Council Together The classes of Ottawa are steps in the education of the individual. Each grade has finished a certain portion of the requirements of the present edu- cational system. But it is not merely a matter of completing certain subjects or require- ments. Classes provide a place where students may gather to exchange ideas, to develop their power of self- expression, to learn to receive criti- cism, to criticize each other in a constructive manner, and to learn, ...N 2 above all else, to work with others. V l i f These classes, under the supervision l X .,-.Y.-.57 and guidance of our teachers, instill if 'f1' W in the student a conception of coop- eration and its importance. They W learn to work with others, to tolerate Ni T -TT' the opinions of others just as they ,ix x Tiff: shall need to do when they leave 5 'K school. In these classes where the stu- lflfl me R- . Ay ,X X gl gr f 1' dents are in contact with one another, p f gh ' - where they are interested in the same S XX X V things, there also is found a quality X t of com etition -a ood natured com- X tj . P g n X X X, X -f petition that stimulates the actions of , X X the class. , e xx Ottawa Hills provides these oppor- Y-- 1 Q ' f ' X N' 1 tunities for its students in their class- ' W- llf ' A . Y fj,,f,QY es. So, the pupils, realizing the impor- ----nf -- 1 tance of these opportunities, may well . , ' :Y 4 f sayv ,. -- j' -f' .- e- ' Let us council together.

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Top row: jack Janis, Harold Boelema, David Hook, Richard Corstange, Charlotte Zwak, Donna Vdlickert, Shirley Veendall, Gloria Klart, Marilyn Spalink, Marcia Roberts, Nancy XX'agenaar. Third row: Bob Heyer, Simon Ghareeb, Harold Mohr, Delores Ver Merris, Helen Hills, Barbara Honecker, Clollum Freeman, Ruth Cole, Marilyn Huber. Second row: Vera Shuck, Mary Knapp, Midge Schlanderer, joan Toland, Marion Namey. rx- V1 Riv- f it lrst rovs o Lit Wer eina, Bruce Yonkman, Robert Baar, George Hoodhood, George Razzoog, Ina I.ytle, Beverly Schneider, Marilyn Gmelich. Eighth Grade He that knows not and wants to know, is an eighth grader. Top row: Robert Kleiman, David Schantz, David Grant. james Leonard, Bob Ellis, Roger Matthews, Martheen Clock, Frank Lyndall, Cornell Lugthart. Third row: Dickie Young, Thomas Rebentisch, Robert Jarman, Marvin Miner. Paul Domke, Stephen hfartin, Barbara Bigler, Eileen Delnay. Second row: Charlene Barnes, Dorothy Gray, Ann Klein, Barbara Schoen, Esther Skinner, Patricia Eikenhout, Dolores Burba. Betty XX'hite. First row: Carol Holden, Louis W'olfson, Ronnie Kendall, Harold Kregel, Lorraine Haddad, june Bos, Alfred Alessandrini. 39