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

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JUNIOR CLASS PLAY Miss Coodm ............ .... Mrs. Clendenning NO MORE HOMEWORK Ann Foster Ruth Salsburey Miss Ogilvie .....,..,.,. ....,,. B onnie Goedde Mr. Harper ,...... Coach Guthrie .. Mr. Gerald Wolfe Bill Roberts Pamela Jones ...... Buzz Bailey ........ Shalimar Ames ....... Midge Murphy ......... Faversham Lightly Nancy Howe Bob Perkey Beverly Strite Mary Ann Closson jim Cavanagh Betty Clark Harriet Weaver Raymond Coleson Mr. Lundquist .,.,..... ....... P aul Brennan Tallulah Ploetz ,..... Ronald Sassoon ,.,... ...................,. B rice Nelson Mrs. Ratchet .........,...,,,,.,. Miss Dill .......,...... ....,..Y.......,... R uth Kirkendall Tic Tock .,.................i......... ....... Elmer B. Ames ..,.........,.,. ..................., I ames Klinger Principal for a day! A dream, which actually comes true at Ames High School. It all begins because Principal Lundquist has to be away to speak at a Convention. Miss Dill, the school secretary, has a terrible cold and goes home for the day. Mr. Obermayer, Vice Principal, is confined to his bed with a high fever. Mr. Ames the school board president decrees a student council officer shall take over for the day. This is how Pamela jones becomes Principal! She gets off to a bad start when she trys to buzz for the janitor and rings the fire bell instead. Buzz, Bailey, acting vice principal advises a gossipy student that, There will be no more homeworklv Besides the many problems to solve with the teachers, students, and also the school play, Rusty Wingsv, the keys to the trunk of costumes are lost. Shalimar takes the ticket money and blames it on Pam but she is exposed and Rusty Wingsi' is a success. SAGEITS BILLIRRD G LUNCH REEFS DRIVE IN Route 224 Frank A. Sager, Proprietor East Main Ottawa, Ohio 42 Ottawa, Ohio

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CLE! MUSIC We have enjoyed several happy years of music under the direction of Mrs. Quaintance. We have received many good ratings with her help and hard work. We, the Seniors, would like to express our appreciation for her leader- ship. The following ratings were won at the district contest at Lima: March 12 - Cirl,s sextet I won superior rating. Boy,s quartet II won superior rating. Cirlis sextet II won second rating. Boy,s quartet I won second rating. Ioanne Brennanis alto solo won second rating. Bill Robert's bass solo won second rating. Raymond Colesonis trumpet solo won second rating. Mixed octet won second rating. Barbara Hamiltonis soprano solo won second rating. Ann F oster's alto solo won third rating. Ronald Masonis bass solo won third rating. Saxaphone quartet received third rating. Paul Brennanis tenor solo won third rating. Ann F oster's trombone solo won fourth rating. Tom Kitchen,s tenor solo won fourth rating. The following ratings were won in the district contest at Bluffton: March 26 - Cirl's Chorus received second rating. Band received second rating. Boy's Chorus received third rating. Mixed Chorus received third rating. The following ratings were won in the state contest at Bowling Green: April 2 - Cirl,s sextet I won second rating. Boy's quartet II won second rating. Best Wishes IAHES F. POPE from K or counts OFFICE Your County Auditor 44