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TO REST IS NOT TO CONQUERD With twelve years of school behind us, the seniors decided that the motto To Rest Is Not To Conquer best seemed to express the results of our experiences. When we rested, we found that little was accomplished. It seems very appropriate that we select this motto in this world made up of a mixture of dawdling and progressive people. If each one of us actually use this motto as a 'guiding light' we certainly shall be classed with the latter, and such should be our goal. So long as people are striving to elevate them- selves, civilization will progress with them, but let them get content in a mt and the world will degenerate. So you can see that it takes a little work to even stay where you are. It is my hope that each of us seniors take this motto to heart. It is also my hope that each of you who read this will list this motto along with some of the others by which you are already being guided. Mary Anne Weisenberger Assistant Editor -4-
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DEDICATION H. O. NOW Mr. Now has upon occasion been called a perfectionist. In a way this is true. But he has always tried to perfect our unit of the school system, Ottawa Public, to make it the best of high schools. We, the class of 1951, do not yet realize how important his teachings have been to usg but we do realize that we lost a good friend along with a good school superintendent when he left early in March to go to Missouri. So we, the class of 1951, are not dedicating this volume of On Ottawa to Mr. Now, our school superintendent, but to Mr. Now, our friend. -3-
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IN MEMORIAM Most of us remember Bonnie Fenstermaker who was to have been graduated with the Class of 1951. However, during her sophomore year she died in a tragic Ere which also took the lives of her brother, jerry, and her sister, Lois. We remember Bonnie as a fun-loving, intel- ligent girl, who was always ready to laugh, but could get very serious at the right times. She was a good student and had many friends. Thus, we are dedicating this page to her, our friend and classmate. . -5.. A
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