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

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A MORNING WITH THE SENIORS 8:00 . . . Healthy, wealthy, and sleepy. 1 . l wx , I ' x . ':'-5 . 8:25 . . . 'Swonderful! 10:47 . . . Know spelling, mean- ing, and pronunciation. 14

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H L During the freshman year we gave Shore Leave . a dance that will not soon be forgotten by the members of the school. The programs which were given in core each liriday of this year gave the males of the class a clear understanding of why vaudeville was dead. During the next two years our activity steadily increased as we gave a public speaking assembly aping advertising and as the boys infiltrated the basketball team. As sophomores, we discovered what enlightening excursions biology field trips could beg and lndian Summer was given as the class dance. XVe really hit our stride during the junior year as john Mack started things off by filibustering in the first class meeting. 'l'he Class of Fifty predominated the sports scene as the Hills copped the district basketball trophy. Mr. Barber directed the junior class thespians in their rollicking production of Ramshackle Inn. This histrionic milestone and the Prom brought the year to an eventful close. Now, as seniors, were leaving Ottawa Hills butg in the future when some of us get together. the conversation will automatically swing around to the good times we've had here. There is an old saying, livery dog has his day , and so l guess it's off to the collegiate kennels with the Class of 1950. 15

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Roger Glomsread, sergeant-at-armsg Gary Shaffer. vice-president: Virginia Vospcr sccrctaryg Stanley Byron, preside-m1 Frank Nesbitt, treasurer. '1'imc gow. yur 311.1 .9 A11 1m.' film. 'Irma .vn1y.r. UUE gn. -Austin Dobson I 3