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

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Senior Farewell As we walk down the aisle. We all have to stop and think awhile. As we look through the tinted glass. We can see ourselves sitting in class. Doing our homework and dreaming about the future. As we reminisce, we see our freshman year. Entering a strange school with faces of confusion and cheer. We made many new friends, and lost a dear one, Lisa Rose, We all loved her just like God did, because it was Lisa whom He chose. Our Sophomore year was full of excitement. Getting to drive was a delight, Hopping in our cars and cruising on a Saturday night. After a second attempt on building a float. We earned first place in our whole school, And that's when we thought we were really cool. As we were starting our Junior year, We knew that graduation was near. But we kept busy with the Junior-Senior Prom, And created the gym into a castle, titling it a Romantic Evening in Camelot. We thoroughly enjoyed making it fun for everyone a lot. Now Seniors, we hit it with a bang. The Class of 1985 went out known as the WBL Basketball Champions . Putting on our Senior Play brought us all together as one, Even though it was hard work, we all had a lot of fun. As we walk through these doors of O-G High, We will all leave with a certain sigh. But our memories of the times we had together. Will stay with us forever and ever. — Kelly Buddelmeyer — 16

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Outstanding Seniors Take Responsibility The 1985 graduating class of Ottawa-Glandorf High School was filled with a lot of good and sad memories. Memories of Homecoming, Prom, My Fair Lady , Cedar Point, sports, and their big day. Graduation. Looking back through the past years they grew closer together and lost a good friend, Lisa Barber. They will never forget the memories she gave them; her intelligence, musical and artistic abilities, and her friendly personality. Together they did a great job at putting spirit and pride into their high school through the Blue Crew and the Senior Spirits. The class of 85 has a right to be proud. Home Room Reps: Row 1: Jay Wischmeyer, Don Duling. Jan Recker. Scott Brinkman Kevin Miller, Jeff Jostpille. Steve Hermiller, Row 2: Sheila Godsil. Cindy Reeder. Laurie Martin Lisa Kaufman, Judy Dangler. Patsy Campbell. Class Flower: Yellow Rose Class Song: Brand New Life Class Colors: Mint Green and Yellow Junior Marshals: Lisa Ellerbrock. Jamie Maag, Mark Kuhlman, Keith Wischmeyer Junior Marshals: Lisa Ellerbrock, Jamie Maag, Mark Kuhlman, Keith Wischmeyer Class officers: Mrs. Pati Patrick, Carol Rieman (Sec.), Amy Wischmeyer (Trees). Mrs. Jennifer Hall, Top: Brian Cunningham (V. Pres ). Mark Dickman (Pres ). Boys Girls State Reps: Mark Dickman. Carol Rieman. and Brian Cunningham. nr 11 '‘THOUGH EVEZY 'HELLLflS THE tULiDULl I TO A 'CtOO-BYE DON T LOSE HE KT, LVGR YUMD-HYE'rs TNG EtT’.lklkt Yu a mv 'gullet;14 Senior Class Motto Congratulations to Mark Dickman, the only Senior to graduate with a 4.0 grade point average. ■4 I 17