Ottawa Hills High School - Mesasa Yearbook (Ottawa Hills, OH)

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Oliver Dean, .lohn Stelcetee, Bill llill, Maurie Vander Veen, and Bill Edison are enjoying the fresh air after a hard afternoon of pravtioing trunk. They are a few of the Cords who are avtive in sports. Robert Zaremba, Harry Palmer, Bill Edison, Robert .lamo, Oliver Dean, and Tommy Heines are taking it easy after one of their meetings, whivh are held in Mr. Ernest Uiddingsk room every Thursday at noon. Robert Jamo, secretary, and Tommy Heines, treasurer, are also officers of the Cordelier Club. 25

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Top Row: C. Small, R. Klamer, L. O'Neill, D. Benjamin, C. Patterson, R. Lane, K. Sypkens, B. Henning, Third Row: T. Steel, D. Kosten, H. Krueger, M. Boshoven. T. Lupton, 0. Rhodes, R. Winstrom. Second Row: R. Fitzgerald. 1. Whalen, J. Ammon, H. Rodgers, D. Andrews, R. Harvey, R. Engleman, .l. Postema. First Row: K. Rogers, R. Hennie, R. Crooks, A. Pettengill, C. La Vene, B. Jonkhotf, R. Springer, P. Plasman, H. Lundy. Absent Members: P. Heines, R. Jones, M. Hill. Junior Band and Orchestra When asked about one thing that had hap- Baskelball Band pened this year that they wanted to remember, Carl hlcnanold, William Miedema, Tom Huflord, Robert Norden, Law- rence Voss. and Bill Payton surely got a rise out of the Crowd at the basketball games when they played The Old Cray Mare, She Ain't Wltztt She Used To Ref' 'W as -Qs 27 the orchestra said that they wanted to remem- ber that they played 4GHoliday for Stringsi' with Hwindsf, If it hacln't been for the wind instruments, it wouldn't have been a MHoliday for Strings, and yet wind instruments usually do not form an orchestra. As for the band, it had the honor of being '4Spotlight Bandi' at the Western Michigan State Teachers Convention. It was also asked to play at the Annual Parent-Teacher Asso- ciation, which is considered quite an honor, as it usually picks out entertainment that is of the best. At the football games the band was the center of the cheering section. Everybody waited for the band to start playing between quarters and halves. The crowd also liked the beat of the drum when Ottawa made a good play. The Band Mothers have helped the band raise money this year by having card parties and rummage sales. The Basketball Band shown at the left is what caused so much excitement between halves with Bill Miedema sliding out those long notes on his trombone.