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

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FOREWORD As seniors, we look to the future and trust that we may find as full and as happy a life as We have enjoyed during our school years. While you leaf through this edition of On Ottawav, we hope you will recall all the happy days the seniors spent together in their last year as well as in the earlier years. Space will not permit sufficient words and pictures to cover all the joys and experiences we have shared. This edition repre- sents many hours of extra work but makes it possible for us to look through this book and recall many happy events in this period of our lives. We sincerely hope you will get as much pleasure looking through On Ottawav as we have had in presenting it to you. Phyllis Snyder, Editor -2..

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N UTTA WA Volume X Edited and Published By THE SENIOR CLASS of 01'rAwA PUBLIC HIGH SCHOOL 1950 -1-

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DEDICATION Teachers help to mold young people into the type of citizens they become as adults. Miss Alta M. Thrapp was one of these persons. She taught in the schools here in Ottawa for many years and has had a great influence on the lives of many of our graduates. Miss Thrapp retired from the teaching profession in the spring of 1949. Even though she does not serve on the teaching staff now, we have not forgot- ten her. We have been happy to have her visit us on several occasions during the year. So we, the Class of 1950, wish to dedicate this issue of On Ottaway to Miss Alta M. Thrapp. We sincerely hope that through us her teachings may continue. ..3-