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

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Art Club Les Peintures” The Art Club was involved in several activities this year. They painted store windows down town for special occasions, and they made posters for various organizations. At Christmas time they sold ornaments which they had made. The Club did all of the decorating for the Sylvania Sweetheart Dance. In addition to this, they gave several art exhibits, and they also provided any art work needed within the school. The Home Arts Club sponsored a skating party and a record hop this year. They heard talks by members of professions related to Home Arts and also saw movies on various subjects. The primary goal of the Club, this year, has been to help retarded children and to make their lives brighter.

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Titan Courier Staff The purpose of the Titan Courier is to keep the student body informed of all events both present and up coming and to give the student body the opportunity to express their opinions on subjects pertaining to school policies. This year's staff was ably led by editor, Kathy Huggins, under the supervision of advisor, Mr. Gamble. Surprise! A librarian is not always an old spinster with glasses on her nose as is pictured in the movies. The keepers of the books may be handsome young men or charming women..............or both. This year's librarians found much to keep them busy. Their Club float won third prize in the Homecoming Parade. They sponsored a Halloween Hop and another dance in February. Officers are: Tom Rice, Mike Clark, Jeanine Blossom, and Margie Kleman. Mrs. Sewell is the advisor.

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Honor Society . . . Growing and Active TOP ROW: Donna Salsburey. Don Smith, Ken Drerup, Duane Ball, Jim Inkrott, Brad Dickinson, and Heidi Warren. SECOND ROW: Judy Schroeder, Judy Quint, Darlene Maas, M. Ellen Kuhlman, Norma Gerding, Pat Trame. Sue Emans, Karen Delong, Joyce Schroeder. OFFICERS: Ann Hamel, Treas.; Ann Rockers, Pres.; Marlene Durliat, Sec.; Diane Uphaus, V. P. BOTTOM ROW: Marilyn Ruhe, Kathy Kaufman, Doris Hamel, and Linda Showman. The Ottawa-Glandorf Chapter of the National Honor Society was very active this year. They held an Activities Assembly on November 5, 1964. The purpose of this assembly was to recognize all school clubs and officers. The Society began the tradition of presenting the American and Ohio State Flags at all school programs. Several members served as ushers at the basketball games. Seventeen of the members attended the Putnam County Honor Society Banquet held at Pandora. The highlight of the year's activities for the club was the induction of new members. Nineteen new members from the Senior, Junior, and Sophomore classes were received into the Society. The Junior and Senior members received their pins and certificates of permanent membership. Provisional members received honorary scrolls. 30 PROVISIONAL MEMBERS--Beverly Beckett, Bill Roeder, Diane Ashton, Eileen Geer, Sam Stowe and Linda Utrup.