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

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COMMENCEMENT Processional - Pomp and Circumstancen ..... .,....,.. D oris Fought Invocation ...,. . ................ . Commencement Song ...... .........Rev. I. L. Peck ..........................-Alfred Murray Senior Girls Mary Io Smith, Accompanist Salutatory Address - Redeeming the Futurev ....,.,......,...........,...,,....... janet Now The Lord Is My Light ...... ....... Valedictory Address - Measuring Successl' Class Address - Three Heritages' ....................... Cod of Our Fathers .... Presentation of Class ....... Acceptance of Diplomas ....r. Alma Mater ....................... Benediction ................................ Recessional - Little Ensign - 25 - .......................Francis Allitsen Sally Pierman, Soprano janet Now, Accompanist .. .....,................ Sally Pierman Frank D. Slutz Educator, Lecturer, Counsellor ..............................Ceorge Warren Senior Class Mary Io Smith, Accompanist . ..........,..........,... Mr. H. O. Now N. H. Canger Presentation of Diplomas ...... .......... - President, Board of Education ..........Carolyn Frey, President ..............Class and Alumni ........Rev. I. L. Peck .........Doris Fought

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JUNIOR CLASS A W X V Nl L t Tia Seated: Donna Fundum, Betty Hazelton, Mary Io Smith, Iohnny Schimmoller, jack Schierloh, Mary Anne Weisenherger, Doris Fought. Standing: Miss Stauffer, Shirley Hinterman, Carol Douglas, Chuck McClure, May Fought, Valecla Roszman, Margaret Buckland, Martha Pargeon. Absent: Lowell Perkey. Pr0Sid6rlt ............. ...... I ohnny Schimmoller Vice President ..................... jack Schierloh Secretary .,............,...........,,.................,,.,,,. Mary ju Smith Treasurer .........,...................... Mary Anne Weisenberger Student Council Representative ,,,,,,,.,... Betty Hazeltnn We juniors of 1950 started school with fifteen members and had Miss Stauffcr as our advisor. We started the year with a lot of ambition because we knew that this year would be a very busy one. On November 10 the girls from our class presented the comedy-farce, The Girl with Two Faces , our junior class play. On November 11 we received our class rings. We found later that they had arrived on the day of our play and our advisor thought we might try to show them off too much on stage and might forget our lines, so she saved them as a surprise until after the play. Our activities were varied. Most of the juniors participated in the one-act plays and the big three-act play, Thread of Destinyv. We were busy as bees from March to May working on the junior-senior prom, which was held May 12, 1950. What a wonderful prom it wasl We put on a Christmas chapel just before the Christmas vacation. On March 17 we held an assembly for St. Patrick's Day. This was a success also. All the junior boys played basket- ball and baseball, and went out for track. We've really a sporty bunch. The Champs - that's what the junior class was yelling when we won the intramurals in March. We were all glad for Mary Anne Weisenberger, for she received the highest divisional rating in a history test given by the American Legion. This won for her a week's visit at Cirl's Buckeye State. We'll meet you next year as the seniors of '51. Compliments of GEORGE WEISENBERGER -27- ' str est E ,.