Ontario High School - Owaches Yearbook (Ontario, OR)

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SGHIORS ETHEL TSUKAMAKI Peppy in her own patrician sort of way, Ethel is a real leader. She has a Midas touch - everything she turns her hand to comes out just right. Ethel has served as an OHS cheerleader for the past three years, and is the ASB treasurer. She has also served as Tri-State Historian for Girls' League. Always ready to work for her school, Ethel is one of our most outstanding seniors. FRANCES ENOMOTO Frances' friendliness makes her well-known and well-liked by every- one at OHS. Her energy and willingness to shoulder responsibility are shown in her fine work as assistant editor of the annual and as president of the Pep Club. Her efforts brought the Pep Club to a new high of activity and participation. Despite these and many other activities, Frances manages to keep a very respectable grade point average. Com- petent and lively Frances is a welcome addition to any group. GENE NISHIMURA Although somewhat shy and reserved, Gene has always rated high in scholastic ability. With a grade point average of 1.05 he is the valedic- torian of the senior class. Having captured the respect and friendship of his fellow students, Gene was chosen as senior class treasurer. This has proved to be a wise choice, evidenced by the fact that he rated high- est in the school in the National Math test. We are all very proud of our Geneius.

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DELORES OVERMAN Outstanomq A person of changing moods, Delores has a ready smile but also a hint of reserve. Highly intelligent and sure of her goal, she shows her de- pendability by successfully fulfilling any task set for her. As president of the FHA in her senior year, she earned the fitting honor of becoming Oregon's Betty Crocker Homemaker of Tomorrow. Active in a limited but impressive number of organizations, Delores is a definite asset to OHS. GARY ROLAND Active in all phases of school life, as well as in municipal programs, tall, good-looking Gary has a personality that wins him acceptance wherever he goes. As ASB president and a member of many school organizations, Gary is kept busy, but not so busy that he can't be a mem- ber of the National Honor Society. The kind of person that is good at almost everything he does, Gary is a wonderful representative of OHS. CHARLI HARLAND At the heart of Charli's successful high school career lies a unique capability for original thinking. Her classmates and teachers all appreci- ate her classroom contributions. The members of the Girls' League rec- ognized Charli's ability to generate new and different ideas by electing her president of their organization. Charli was the district chairman of the FHA, is a member of the Pep Club, and is an invaluable addition to the annual staff.

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W my Kits Right m.. Dear Students, twice in Norway, but t Here Having arrived in your school last a foreign exchange I from what found it three stories. of the kids their IS spirits Norway have intermural s sportsg it is just ae l'H0l1Q1ll'l6 l'6Sld6YllS of ll16i A A Mr. and Mrs. Ray Tuttle. Willy and his American parents When I first came to yourschool, I felt somewhat like an outsider: but as I learned moreofyour language and slang the bond of friendship increased. Now I feel as though I am one of you. I would like to express my thanks to all of you for having me at your school this year.,-I know that if you had had your choice about me student, you wouldn't have picked nie out, but I'm glad you couldn't choose. Thanks again for all your courtesy and hospitality. ' Mine beste hilsener til dere alle.