Ottawa Hills High School - Legend Yearbook (Grand Rapids, MI)

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Telephones ringing, doorbells buzzing. and excited answers being given, as many a girl got ready to go to the junior-Senior Victory Prom. Because the theme was Victory, the girls wore, instead of formals, their best dresses and walked to the party. Greetings from a lively reception line including Bill Hersman and Mary Overholt, Mr. and Mrs. Shillinger, Miss Bader, and Mr. and Mrs. Giddings started the dance oft to a grand beginning. Dick Snook with his orchestra played many a favorite song including the traditional march for the grand march which was directed by Mr. Giddings and Miss Bader. ,.-wi' l Junior Senior Victory Prom During interinissions th e activity continued, especially when .1 cainera was was clicking unexpectedly some where. The C.lI11CI'Al contin- ued clicking even during the grand march. Above we see lNIai'ilyn Van Dusen coming through the arch.

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ll Hlill E5 C' That Nothing Fears Nowhere is the spirit of youth better exemplified than in the field of sports. Here a spirit, strong and vibrant, is displayed - a spirit that develops a love of just and fair play. The athletic program of Ottawa Hills gives each student a chance to specialize in his favorite sport. He may participate in tennis, track, bowl- ing, badminton, or golf. He also learns to cooperate with other students in games such as football, basketball, volley ball, and field ball. This year the senior boys have re- ceived Commando training three times a week to prepare them for mili- tary work. The Ottawa girls are also preparing themselves for service by practicing the WAAC exercises. Athletics builds strong bodies and strong characters. It strengthens man's code of honor. It teaches him to ac- cept results gracefully, and to be gen- erous. On the field of play the youth of today learns a strong vibrant joy- the joy of achievement. Face uplifted to the sun, here is young America playing, young Amer- ica on her way, strong as a mighty bird. The eagle of the crg- that nothing fears.