Ostrander High School - O Hi Yearbook (Ostrander, OH)

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X1 L to R Front Row: Second Row: Third Row: Absent: 5, P fi? M ,gs ' Q5 t QS? Seventh Grade Jackson, M. Webb, P. Moore, L. Stout, S. McGrew, M. Rose, R. Weaver. Mantor, D. Iohnson, I. Iewett, R. Powell, D. Gorley, D. Stevens, C. Perry. Hunter, B. Welch, B. Mitchell, 8. Snyder, G. Wilgus, L. Ecker, R. Macken Pittman, M. Rose, N. Evans. Class News The seventh grade of 1951- 1952 has twenty- flve pupils in its class, and our teacher ls Mrs. Helmllch. We have the following scholan ln our school band: John Jewett and Bobby Mitchell play 'ltomboness Sharlene Jackson and Melvln Mantor, Clarineu: Suzy McGrew, Cornet and Trumpet and Avalyn Pittman, Flute. L me Sunday aftemoon our Science class met at the home of our teacher, Mr. Stultz, and went on a hike. While on our hllre, we studied many things pretalnlng to our science. After the hlke, we enjoyed a wieuer roast along the creek. Our class enjoyed the Halloween Frollc held at the schoolhouse. Our Christmas exchange was delayed untll after the New Year because of the snow. All received very nlce glfts. On Fgzrary 14th, we had a Valentine exchange. Donna's mother made candy hearts for the class and . Helmllch gave a treat. On Februay 20th, the seventh grade along with the eighth, ninth and tenth went to the Perkins Observatory. We looked through three telescopes. We saw several star constellations. 20

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3 fd September September September September September October 1 October 4 October 8 V Il mt., 4f 'SEHlllIll- 4 17 20-21 24 27 October 11 October 16 October 18 October 25 November November November November November December December December December 2 10 16 27 30 4 8 12 27 Ah me...back to school agaln. Ball one...strlke two...Radnor girls defeated the Ostrander girls 20-12. The joy of being ln 4-H...Delaware County Falr...no school. Fly balls and baseball bats...Be1lpolnt boys clobbered Ostrander 11-3. Radnor defeated the boys 10-4...no school for the Seniors... Senlor pictures were taken at Cubberly's. Ostrander boys defeated Powell 14-6 for their first wln of the season. The girls ran over Powell 27-8. ln a home game, Ostrander held Berlin at their mercy and came on top 13-9. Ostrander traveled to Harlem ad handed them a 9-5 defeat. Orange boys beat Ostrander 9-3 on Orange's diamond. Ostrander boys defeated Hyatts to make our wins one more than our losses...Chicken feathers are flying ln all dlrectlons F.F.A. chicken roast. Oh, the lucky boys. Sports nlght...Sophomore class turned big time to make money for class funds. 'Our Hearts Were Young and Gay' Iunlor Class Play...a night of misery and merrlment lmlsery on the part of the audience and merrlment on the part of the castj. Yea Ostrander, beat that team...Flrst basketball game of the season...Northwestern handed us our first taste of defeat 60-50. V-l-.C T-O-R-Y...0strander defeated Cable 32-25. Our te'am had an easy wln over Waldo one of our most hated rivals. 40-23...Coach ls walking on air...Ostrander ran away with New Albany, Mr. Brennlng's stomping grounds. Our winning streak is not marred...In the flrst game of league play Ostrander looked strong agalnst a weak Bellpoint team endlng the game 63-29. ln a fast exciting game Ostrander suffered the second defeat of the season from Magnetlc Springs 48-46. The Pirates edged Milford Center 53-52. Speech class went to see 'King John . Holiday Tournament...Ostrander added another piece to their trophy case...wlnner of the tournament. 22