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

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ANN UAL STAFF L ti R' ht Siflfvllll Iisxet Now, Dale Widmark, Phyllis Snyder. jim Pope, Thelma Cox, and Don- Remick. I Q Standing: Mr. Now, Loretta Hall, Mary Lou Schwab, Valeda Roszman, Mary jo Smith, Bob Callier, Doris Ann Moore, Zelma Cox, Sally Pierman, Carolyn Frey, Miss Frey. Editor .................... Literary Editor ....... Photographer ........... Dramatics Editor ...... Music Editor ...i....... Art Editor ............ Sports Editor ....... Feature Editor .,,,,,,,... Business Manager ......... Advertising Manager Circulation Manager History ..... Prophecy ..... Will ..........,,.,,........ Calendar ,.,,,,............ Senior Activities ...., Literary Critics ......... Junior Representatives .....,, Sophomore .,....,.............. Freshmen ............. Faculty Advisor ..... Compliments of OTTAWA TILE MILL Ottawa, Ohio ANN UAL STAFF FEATURE WRITERS Compliments of FUNDUM GARAGE Truck and Car Repairing Ottawa, Ohio - 40 - .......Phyllis Snyder ........Sally Pierman ,..,.,....janet Now ,.........Zelma Cox ..........Doris Moore .........Carolyn Frey .......Don Remick ..........,.Bob Callier Pope ..,...i..Dale Widmark ,..........Thelma Cox Pope .,,....Phyllis Snyder .........Bob Callier ..............Bob Callier ......,..Dale Widmark .,,.,....,...,.MlSS Frey Sally Pierman .......Mary jo Smith Valeda Roszman Mary Lou Schwab ............i....Loretta Hall O. Now Compliments of Collegiate Cap G Gown Co Champaign, Ill.

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STUDENT COUNCIL GI? 'U is W' Student Council: Seated: johnny Schimmoller, jim Pope, Phyllis Snyder, Valedn Roszman. Standing: Betty Hazelton, Joyce Weisenherger, Mr. Now, Zelma Cox, Bill Pope. President ............ ............. I im Pope Vice President ...... ............. P hyllis Snyder Secretary .........,.,.... ....,....... V aleda Roszman Treasurer .............,.,............ Johnny Schimmoller Senior Representative ...,................,. Zelma Cox junior Representative ................ Betty Hazelton Sophomore Representative .................. Bill Pope Freshman Representative -- Joyce Weisenberger fTlhe Student Council has been busy ever since the beginning of the year doing all sorts o t ings. First was the freshmen initiation, with the freshmen dressed as babies. There was also an assembly honoring the freshmen and in the evening, a dance and Weiner roast. Then came the election of cheerleaders, which was held as in previous years. The Student Council supported the three-act play, Thread of Destiny , which was a great success. Everyone enjoyed the play as much as the characters in the play enjoyed their parts. The Mother's Club sponsored a St. Patrick's Day dance to which the Student Council gave its full support by selling tickets, helping with the decorations, and helping to furnish publicity for the dance. Everyone from grades seven through twelve attended. Starting for the first year in our school is the election of a May king and queen. A com- mittee worked up the requirements for the king and the queen. These were submitted to the Student Council for approval. Intramurals were also supported by the Council as in other years. The magazine drive which was aided by the Council was a big success. The money raised from the drive was used to help pay for the robes for the chorus. This was a major project for the Council. Election of Student Council officers for next year was approved by the Council. The presidents of the four classes and three faculty members made up the nominating committee. Then came the last day of school with its picnic and assembly sponsored by the Council. Everyone enjoyed both. -39-

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TAWA ECHO STAFF Editor-in-Chief .... Business Manager Associate Editors Sports Editor Music Editors ..... Dramatics Editor Society Editor .A.. llumor' Editor ..... Cath V-Q Seated: Mary Io Smith, Chuck McClure, Carolyn Frey, Sally Pierman, Shirley Hintennan, Mary Anne Weisenberger, Janet Now. 2nd, Row: Margaret Buckland, Mr. Wheaton, Mary Lou Schwab, Joyce Weisenberger, Martha Strite, Cathcrn Radabaugh, Betty Frey, Doris Fought, Bill Pope, Dale Widmark, Phyllis Snyder, Miss Frey. 3rd. Row: Ann Hart, Annheth Sommers, jack Schierloh, jim Pope, Bud Smith, Vale-da Roszman, Carol Douglas, Tom Schomaeker. ........Sally Pierman ,: ......... Carolyn Frey ..Shirley Hinterman Charles McClure Hart ,.....,.Peggy Buckland Bud Smith ...Annbeth Sommers joyce Weisenberger i.............Iames Pope Assistants ......,....................................... jack SCl1ierl0l1, ern Radabaugh, Tom Schomaeker Art Editor Assistant .............. Gossip Writers .,.., Reporters : Senior ....... junior .......... Sophomore .,... Freshman .... Advisors .,...,,,. Stencil Typists ,....,.,. janet Now Phyllis Snyder ,......Dale Widmark .........Betty Frey ......janct Now Bill Pope ...........Phyllis Snyder ..........Valcda Roszman ......Mary Lou Schwab .............Martha Strite .,..........Miss R. C. Frey Mr. E. A. Wheaton .........,,.Sally Pierman Carolyn Frey Mary jo Smith Mary Anne Weiscnbergcr Valcda Roszman This is the sixth year our school paper, the Tawa Echou, has been published. Every month an issue comes off the press tmimcograph machinej. The staff sincerely hopes that everyone has enjoyed the paper. Over two hundred copies were run off each month. Our mailing list was approximately twenty-five, and we received various newspapers from other schools. The Tawa Echo is sent to other schools in the county and to subscribers. just as other-newspapers have their difficulties, so did the Tawa Eehov. The stencils werenit cutl there was no correction fluid, the mimeograph machine wouldn't work-those wcrc just a few things that happened. Then there was the other side of the picture-the pleasure we got as we saw our own newspaper, the fun we had working together, and the experience we acquired. To the staff, the Tawa Echon is more than just a school paper. It is a symbol of work, grief, and pleasure. Without the help of everyone, our paper would have been unsuccessful. We don't think it was. A vote of thanks to those who co-operated so well. -41-