Ottawa Glandorf High School - Thunderbolt Yearbook (Ottawa, OH)

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Seniors No school circle would be complete without its Senior segment. Any Senior Class unconsciously renders a great service to its school, for by attaining the goal of graduation, it acts as an incentive to underclassmen to keep striving toward this important end. Seniority has its privileges, but for each of these it also carries a responsibility. The most important of these responsibilities is to provide its Alma Mater with an impressive record of achievement and good conduct. If a Graduating Class can successfully meet this challenge, the Adult World can receive its members without fear.

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MR. THOMAS WEBER Industrial Arts St. Joseph’s College, B.S. MISS THERESA MACKE Home Economics Mount St. Joseph's College, B.S. MR. MAX GRADY Auto Mechanics Studying under the University of Toledo extension service, Vocational Education. Ottawa-Glandorf’s Vocational Department was greatly expanded as a result of the school merger. New courses offered in this area included Auto Mechanics, and an electronics course. New equipment in the wood and metal working shops enabled these classes to function more completely than in the past. The Home Arts students also found improved facilities at their disposal. The entire vocational department was able to reach more students and to offer more courses than was possible be fore. MR. GERALD WEIS Industrial Arts B.G.S.U., B.S. COOKS--Mrs. Walter Morman, Mrs. Ralph Maidlow, Mrs. Raymond Fortman, Mrs. Robert Roof, Mrs. Mickie Wilson. 8 JANITOR--Mr. William JANITOR--Mr. Alfred Dunn. Doepker.

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ROBERT HORSTMAN MADONNA BECKMAN GERALD STUDER MARILYN RUHE c 1 a s s MICHAEL CLARK JOSEPH MC HUGH SHIRLEY RADABAUGH KATHLEEN JERWERS NORMAN DULING E. CAROL RECKER THOMAS GUSTWILLER KATHLEEN KAUFMAN GERALD SMITH 10