Ottawa High School - On Ottawa Yearbook (Ottawa, OH)

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SUHUUL UALENDEB. SEPTEMBER 2-School Opening 12-Freshman Initiation 14-Movie pictures at gym 15-Class elections 16-Baseball at Ft. Iennings 18-Baseball, Glandorf here 20-Election of cheerleaders 23-Baseball, Miller City 26-Edition I Vol. 4 of Tawa Echo OCTOBER 1-4-Putnam County Fair 7-Baseball at Continental 9-School inspection 9-14-Six weeks tests 9-Baseball at Miller City 13-Baseball at Vaughnsville 20-Senior pictures taken 30-Edition 2 Vol. 4 of Tawa Echo 31-Teachers Institute at Toledo NOVEMBER 2-Prince of Peace Contest -Iunior Class Play -Glass Blowers at gym -Prince of Peace Contest -Armistice Day -Basketball at Vaughnsville -Basketball, Liberty, here -Basketball, Parochial, here -Basketball at Miller City -Senior Chapel -Thanksgiving vacation -Basketball at McComb DECEMBER -Pictures of Miss Frey's trip -Basketball, Hamler, here - Pictures -Basketball, Toledo Scott, here -Basketball at Continental -Basketball, Ottoville, here -Basketball at Kalida. IANUARY 2-Basketball, Vaughnsville, here 3-Basketball, Blanchard, here 9-Basketball at Col. Grove 14-Kilties Quartet at gym 15-Professional basketball game 16-Basketball, Pandora, here 20-Basketball at Ft. Iennings 23-End of First Semester 23-Basketball, Leipsic, here 30-Basketball at Blanchard FEBRUARY 5-Glandorf Basketball, here 5-Pep Session, Iuniors 13-Sophomore Assembly 14-Biology Assembly 18-Tournament, Ft. Ienning- 23-28-Brotherhood Week 24-Pictures MARCH 3-Tawa Echo 12-Music Assembly 13-Music Clinic at B. G. 17-St. Patrick's Day I9-Speech Clinic at Columbus 19-Seniors collected ads for Annual at Findlay and Lima 25-Chapel-Sophomore 25-W. C. T. U. Banquet 26-29-Easter Vacation APRIL 1-Box Social-P. T. A. 2-Mass X-Ray at Court House 8-Track-Lima 9-Sextet-Octet went to Columbus 13-One-Act Play to Carey 16-Delphos St. Iohn-track 17-Chorus Went to Ada 30-Hi-Y Variety MAY 7-Girls' Chorus to Columbus 14-Ir.-Sr. Prom 21-Sr. Class Play 23-Baccalaureate Services 25-Spring Music Festival 28-Annual Picnic 28-Commencement

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SEEUND SHADE 1-B SEATED: Cary Protfit, Ianet Closson, Gene Taylor, Ann Slottman, Linda Kay Butler, Linda Leo Canine, Billy Parqeon, Eddie Bracy. V STANDING, FIRST ROW: Patty Frey, Marcella Schellenberq, Lucy Goedde, Larry Hintemian, Ianice Swankhouse, Betty lane I-luqhes, Charles Daub, Sylvester Closson, Ir., Patty Diehl, Danny Chamberlain. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Anita Hitchcculc, Sandra Salisbury, Russell Aqner, Calvin Closson, Donald Miller, David Brennan, Kenneth Mclsauqhlin, Ianice Fessler. Teacher: Miss Mc'Dowell. FIRST GRADE 5, . ,fun SEATED: lean Friclc, Patty Croy, Tirnmie Brown, Marilyn Piper, Peqqy Giesy, Bohhie Kaufman, Ruth Ann Mulvloniqal, Charles Croy, Carol Ann Radahauah. STANDING, FIRST ROW: Phyllis Stover, Phillip Rirte, Kenneth Maicllow, Phyllis Rice, Paul Seitz, llerlwrt Douqlris, Marcia Closson, Ronnie Baker, Stephen Diehl, Sharon Paine, Larry Closson. STANDING, SECOND ROW: Linda Kay Frey, Homer Chamberlain, Ruth Ann Camhurn, Ioyce Hauqhn, Rick Pope, Dick Sheppard, Iulie Goedde, Donald Sternen, Betty Carnahan, David Crawfis, Iames Stover. Teacher: Miss Huber. To the Class of '487 You have a good start but don't stop now to see how far you have qoneg but keep on and see Compliments of how far you can qo. Compliments of Dr. I. H. Winkler -Eldon Powell, Class of '18 Cavuncxugh Greenhouse

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