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

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DRAMATICS PRINCE OF PEACE Seated: Ann Foster, Nancy Howe, Sara Wilkinson, Karen Frey. 2nd row: Phil Seitz, Ronald Fessler, John Howe, Paul Brennan, Lucia Wootton, Miss Frey OHIO SPEECH LEAGUE Seated: Joyce Culkcr, Sue Pierman, Karin Frey, Phyllis Kibsgard. Standing: John Howe, Miss Frey. -52 --

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MUSIC Music has been one of the leading factors in our school days. Every day found a different variety of songs, ranging from Hear the School Bell Ringing Clear to The Lord's Prayer . It was a great thrill for us as youngsters to be able to participate in annual Christmas operettas. During the eigth grade we presented Seven Old Ladies from Lavender Town . This operetta was proof that our voices were developing slowly but surely to enable us to undertake high school music. Music had a hold on our entire freshmen class. We had no trouble as greenies in keeping up with the rest of the high school singers. Our voices must have blended exceptionally well, for the girls' glee club received medals at state that year. Mrs. Basinger kept us busy as sophomores, and although we did not participate in contests, we did put on several school musical programs. In our junior year we again went to contest at Ada and under Mrs. Basinger's direction took a superior rating. We also received a superior rating in mixed chorus which competed in its Hrst year of existence. We also participated in the state contest at Springheld. This year, 54 , is our final year in music and contest is but a few short weeks away. We shall again be aiming at the state laurels which would crown the music achievements of our senior class. -54..