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

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The long hours of work on the musical My Fair Lady”, the time spent in preparation for Graduation, the time spent with the guidance counselor to decide which college to go to, or what to do after you graduate — this constitutes SENIORS. IS

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i I Class of 1968 I am a Senior, Mightier than the Mightiest. Address me as your highness. Exalted Leader, or Master. I am at the top — I am a Senior! Four long years of experience have made me Wise, understanding, and very mature. Through high school Fve come To know my classmates well. I feel as if each Senior is a friend As long as he’s a part of my class — He's a part of me! I concern myself with fads as well as friends. I wear a mini-skirt and psychedelic prints; I groan over “Super Chicken” and Polock jokes; I am haunted by the “SPIRITS” and “Snoopy and the Red Baron.” I drool over Mickey, Peter, Mike, or Davcy — I am truly a “Monkey Man.” Officers for the class of 1968 were: President — Jeff Von-derEmbse; Vice-President — Ken Inkrott; Secretary — Sandi Weis; Treasurer—Mary Laudick .The class of '68 owes a debt of gratitude to these officers as they led the class to a year to be proud of. Under their direction the Sadie Hawkins dance had a good turnout and the Senior Musical “My Fair Lady” was an outstanding success. Helping the officers to make the executive decisions were the homeroom representatives: Mollic Wisser, Linda Recker, Dave Vogt, Dave Brinkman. Barb Dickinson, and Helen Kuhlman. Missing when the picture was taken were: Rick Goeckc and Bill Plummer.