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

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JOYCE GULKER Spent most of her time and thoughts with Allen . . . proud- ly wore his fraternity pin . . . kept Tawa Echo on schedule as business manager . . . an- nual couldn't fail with her as co-editor . . . was active in music and dramatics . . . served her time in band. BONNIE FESSLER Good old Fess never let you down during class . . . made the teachers forget the assignments while he corrected them . . . was seen in band with Mam- mouth Cave upon his should- ers . . . dramatics found Fess in there trying his best to win. LUCIA WOOTTON Willing to co-operate and go along with the majority . . . a photographer on the annual staff, had lots of fun taking pictures . . . had her diction- ary handy in English class . . . girls champion ping-pong play- er during her junior year. SUE PIERMAN Could hardly be called the strong, silent type . . . her guy, Kenny, was always in her con- versation and his class ring al- ways on her finger . . . played an important part in school's dramatics and music . . . reigned as Queen of Putnam County Progressesn. IO ANN PARCEON As president of our class, pushed us along during our junior and senior years . . . ready to accept any money- making plan . . . a cheer- leader for four years . . . par- ticipated in music and sports . . . stood her ground on any issue. -17.. KARIN FREY Money-mad Frey was the Si- las Marner of the class . . . with her steady, Jim gone, her senior year was empty, but his class ring pulled her through . . . made everyone yell at the basketball games . . . plays and music were favorite activ- ities while in school.

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. t... - tg JOHN HOWE Acquired the nick-name Pinky as a freshman . . . spent his spare time at Gustwiller's . . . as co-editor of the Annual, the deadlines were met on time . . . dramatics and sports also made school life interesting. pi, 'he' ,I tw-.....,.-f SHIRLEY FREY The quiet little person who, as editor, was very persistent in getting out the Tawa Echo on time . . . was a very cool in- tramural playcr . . . active in music and basketball . . . kept the band in step with her bang- ing on the drum. LA VILLA McLAUGHLIN Loved the early morning rides to school . . . was willing to try anything once-even short- hand . . . Always ready and willing to do any job that need- ed her assistance . . . an expert cook, thanks to her many years of home ec. -16- Meta, SUSIE MCCLURE Had the loudest parties at her house and the best food . . . never missed a basketball game . . . spent half of her high school years writing to Don . . . never a dull moment when Susie was around. ROBERT AGNER Curly always had time to catch up on his sleep in classes . . . had a nice blue DeSoto . . . was found playing softball between bells if not working at the gas station . . . baseball was his game . . . had lots of fun at skating parties.

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CLASS OFFICERS SECRETARY VICE PRESIDENT PRESIDENT TREASURER JOYCE GULKER SUSIE MQCLURE JO-ANN PARGEON KARIN FREY 1. Joyce Culker, 2. Karin Frey. 3. Jo Ann Pargeon, 4. john Howe, 5. Sue Pierman, 6. Lucia Wootton, 7. Shirley Frey, 8. Ronnie Fessler, 9. LaVilla McLaughlin, 10. Susie McClure, 11. Robert Agner. -18-