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

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DOUBLE BUBBLE TOIL A D TROUBLE J 1 YO ll CUSTODIANS Jacob Vanderkuyl Florence Martin .lake Vanden Berg Leo Moore Eddie Achtives Sterling Whitley Wallace Bullock Glen Matevia Do you think it is impossible that a huge dis- orderly building, littered with papers, could be transformed into a neat, tidy school ready for work? It sounds like magic, but then, perhaps a little sorcery is employed each day at Ottawa by our efficient custodians who have mastered the art. Their duties consist of endless jobs around school which they continually handle swiftly and dependably. Appetizing lunches prepared by our cooks cause many a student to hurry from third hour classes to the cafeteria. Each day, hot lunches ment in our modern kitchen. Engineer George Heckman helps to ward off winter chill with welcome heat if , 3 COOKS Irene Buzalski Mabel Perch Margaret Meyer Florence Dalson MnneDeYoung Estelle Ward 2 r 1 ' , , , , t l , , , K s , X 3' . A . jx .S , 0 ,gsf-'A L U . L QI., c,3s-sy , uv A1 'E-s , .sr- ' ...I .Ll IEW,- , ,.. s'-'lt' .ss ,X 41,- , . , . M ' Ear, i - ' , , i i , 4 are made amid surroundings of the latest equip-

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MECHANICS IS A ART Talents of aspiring archntects tool and due makers prnnters carpenters and members of many other occupattons can be developed rnght here at Ottawa Woodworknng prnnttng mechanlcal drawtng and machtne shop are all offered as electuves However even It one does not plan on entertng an andustrual tneld he can gaun handy skulls whtch later In life may simply prove to a Thankful wrfe Its nrce to have a man a ound the house JOHN HAGE BA MA Western Muchngan prnnttng LLOYD SOPER MA Mnchtgan State mechanlcal drawmg CLAY UTTER, AB, Wes'ern Mnchlgan, woodshop and machzne shop FREDERICK THURSTON, BS, Western Mzchngan, home mechanucs EXPRESS YOUR ELF Art can mean many thtngs the matortty of whnch narrow down to the Idea of another way of expresstng vourselt Whether you happen to simply be doodlnng or tn the process of produc :ng a masterpnece you are expresstng you and the way you thunk and feel at that ttme It mednum rare an the sense that there rs a type of art that as fun for everyone VERNISE PRUITT PHB Unaversaty of Chtcago .lr and S Hugh art GLENN RAYMOND BA Mtchngan State J and Sr hugh art - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . , 1 1 1 ' ' . . I . , . . . . . . . . . , 1 1 ' ' ' . . . , I . . . . ,, , . ,, . IS 6 ' r , , . . . 1 ,, , . ., . ., I 1 . , , ., I . , . . ., 1 . F. , , . ., 1 I'.

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PHYS. ED. MEANS FU A D FITNESS GEORGE CLEVELAND BS Michigan State phys ed ETHE LYN ELLINGER BS MA Battle Creek College Columbia U phys ed Stretch, relax . . . stretch, relax. Almost any time of day, one can hear this coming from either the girls' or boys' gym. With the increasing interest in physical and mental abilities, Ottawa has added exercising to its already well-rounded gym program. Of course, sports were also included in this year's gym schedule. The girls learned the fundamentals of basketball volleyball shuffleboard and softball For the boys it was football basketball baseball and soccer Gym equipment Action' READERS' DIGEST ISABELLA K SULLIVAN AB BLS U of M U of Denver Lnbrarian MARY LIEFFERS A B A B S S Olivet College U of M Librarian What does the library and its services mean to you? The library could be called the hub of the school lt supplements textbooks for many classes and a primary interest is to furnish stu dents with reference material Information is also available for interested students on hob A feature business of the library is the maga zine dept With over a hundred current magazines at hand the library circulates ap proximately thirteen copies of magazines each year Filmstrips gathered by the library may also be taken out by teachers as the need arises Thus the library provides us with many serv :ces services which are indispensable in our success as students 1--1 ' 2 . . - 1 --1-'1 1 I O Q Q O O i I - I - bies,etc. I - ' I I , I - - 1 '11 1 1 I - 1 --1 ----1 1 f .