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

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IUNIOR CLASS Seated: Clara Schrieber, Bonnie Buckland, janet Ganger, Sara Wilkinson, Joyce Blossom Phyllis Kibsgard, Ioanne Brennan. 2nd row: Billy Stover, Phyllis Pargeon, Marilyn Andrews, Shelby McAllaster, Skip Mason Nanette Millager, Barbara Hamilton, Larry Morman, Miss Stauffer. President .............. .......... S ara Wilkinson Vice President ...,.. ..... B onnie Buckland Secretary .............. ..... P hyllis Kibsgard Treasurer ................ ....... I anet Canger Student Council .................... Joanne Brennan We juniors have had a busy year. The first big thing we worried about was receiving our class rings. September the eighteenth was the big day. Also at the beginning of the year we adopted money-making projects. These were selling Christmas cards, wrapping paper, stationery and sweat shirts. The juniors also took .in money from the concession stand at all our home basketball games. The next task was to give a junior class play, which, after a lot of worry and work, was a big success. In February we gave an assembly in commemoration of George Wash- ington's birthday. Right after this we began our preparations for the junior-Senior Prom. Our class took part in such extra-curricular activities as basketball, one-act plays, music and speech. -30-

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SOPHOMORE CLASS Seated: Beverly Strite, Bob Perky, Jim Cavanagh, Raymond Coleson, Ruth Kirkendall, Harriet Weaver, Nancy Howe. 2nd row: Bob Beach, Ruth Salsburey, Marlene Oglesbee, Brice Nelson, Ann Foster, Bonnie Coedde, Jim Klinger, Larry Agner, Bill Roberts, Paul Brennan, Miss Frey. President ........... ...... B everly Strite Vice President ..... ....... P aul Brennan Secretary .............. ...... B onnie Coedde Treasurer .................... .............. A nn Foster Student Council ................ Raymond Coleson This year on the eighth day of September, eighteen sophomores enrolled at Ottawa Public High School for another nine months of studies. We have lost a member, jack Widmark, who moved to Indian Lake. We have also gained a member, Brice Nelson, from Leipsic. We now have an even number of boys and girls. The Class of 56 takes an active part in most school activities. We have boys on the basketball, baseball, and track teams. All the girls are in glee club and in mixed chorus. Most of the boys are also in music. We have eleven members in band, two being otlicers. They are Raymond Coleson, president, and Beverly Strite, secretary. There are three members who are on the Student Council, Nancy Howe, secretary, Beverly Strite, treasurer, and Raymond Coleson, our class representative. In Prince of Peace we have three members to participate, Ann Foster, Nancy Howe and Paul Brennan. When one-act plays come around most of the class takes part either in front of the curtain or Chapel and the St. Patrick's Day Assembly. On the Tawa Echo staff we have many special reporters. They do either reports on organizations or just reports on special events. Although we have lots of fun being sophomores, I am sure we all look for- ward to being juniors. -31-