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

Text from Pages 1 - 132 of the 1953 volume:

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'11 'A .A Q D- v A.BZ l- 1 I 1 v V1 l C 1 4 X - B- X ,W ' ' -I , 5 5' yy Q ' 102 1 .jvp j ' I jnfmwolwl, Striving to present our book in a new and dzfferent way we have trzed zn thzs thzrteenth Mesasa to capture somethzng of the frzendlzness and znformalzty laughter and sorrow actzvtty and ex cztement that rs lzfe at Ottawa Hzlls If we have succeeded zn producing a book that wzll someday serve as a rernznder of the fun you had the knowledge you gazned and the frzends you have made during your years here our en deavors wzll have been rewarded The Mesasa Staff Manager Gmny Fuller Clrculatlon Tyler Olsen Nancy B1nney Sue Vosper Helen Knleflm Mary Rupp M1m1 Smlth Luanne ROS8DZWe1g Charlotte Effler Pat Ralph Sandra Greenberg ,f'ddEo1uaL Ed1tor 1n Chlef ASS1St3Ht Ed1tor Semor Ed1tors Class Ed1tors ACt1V1tl9S Ed1tors Sports Ed1tors Photographers R1ka Kohler Ann Balllnger John Colenback Mary McPha1l Helen Harpst Frank Melhorn Some York Sharl Glll Barbara Re1chert Bob Groh Pat Dempsey Sharon Be1er Tom Kleln Jon Delmel Rlp Ewell Bob Rogers Pat Magee . , . , . . . . . . 1 , J . . n I J , - I l Staff members .G .......'.. ...tj .u .....'.'..AHU Paxtfm Art Editors ..... .Diane Byron THE CLASS OT 1953 OT OTTAWA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL PRESENTS THE THIRTEENTH Nl E S A S A RAY E DEARDORFF Prmczpal FRANCIS W BROWN Supermtendent of Schools an-f hi' S+ Lv' .4-2' 1 1 e s IJ ummm PRESIDENT And heaven s soft azure zn he? eye was seen HELEN ANN HARPST He fractured F1 ench equestrx enne laughlng eyes and curly halr Class Vxce Presldent 4 G1rls Chox us 12 34 Glrls Ensemble 234 'Vhxed Chorus 12 3 4 Mlxed Ensemble 2 3 4 Glrls Basketball 12 3 4 Glrls Hockeb 12 3 4 Y Teen Club 234 UN Club 3 GRA 1 24 French Club 4 Mesasa Semor Edltor 4 Arrowhead 23 All School Play 13 Ilbrary Staff 4 ll zt and ll zsdom are born math a man JOHN LEONARD COLENBACK Johnmc H1 thele' oh that l lEll1dVkIllll1g,l The Mu xc Box ans vlel fox cxexgthmg OH Walt DlSIlLX Class Sugeant at Axms 1 Prcsldcnt Boys Chox us 123 4 Boys Ensemble 3 4 M1xcdCho1us 12 3 4 Mlxcd Ensemble 'I 4 Valslty Football 34 H1 Y 3 4 Latm Club S4 PlOL,1dl11 Chalrman 3 Plcsldent 4 Studc nt f.,OUl1Lll Athlctlc Board 2 Mcsasa Art Stall 4 Ar1 owhead 1 Art Edxtor 2 3 Cheexlcadu 2 All School Play 12 lntra ti' VICE PRESIDENT I I f .... s' '- x I y ' 'xy 'Y ' ,., . . --4 xx N - - - N. g 3.4g 'l ,,,S -' UI ... ,Z - 'Y,S , 1 ' , ' .' 5' . 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X ,gi x Bu dzlzgence she wms her way MARY VIRGINIA FULLER Gmny career glrl Ohlo Wesleyan here I come Journahst supreme Class Secretary 1 2 3 4 G1rls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chorus 1234 Orchestra 23 Y Teen Club 234 Soc1al Chalrman 4 UN Club 3 GRA 14 French Club 4 Mesasa Busmess Manager 4 Arrowhead 1 2 3 Edltor 3 Llbrary Staff 3 TREASURER SECRETARY Merrzly merrzly shall I lzve now AVERALA ANN PAXTON Ann Ill get the best of hxm yet' Demon behmd the wheel Lady m black Sheba Class Treasurer 1234 G1rls Chorus 12 34 Mlxed Chorus 2 34 G1rls Basketball 2 3 4 G1rls Hockey 2 Y Teen Club 2 3 4 GRA 124 Spamsh Club 4 Mesasa Busmess Staff 4 Llbrarw Staff 34 ,Z A true frzend zs forever cz fnend SHARON BEIER Beffuss sport enthuslast Dont R Q' xx orrx hon' true lox er of the Bulck Mlxed Chorus 1 2 3 4 Gxrls Chorus 1 2 3 4 Glrls Basketball 134 Glrls Hockex 12 3 Glrls Sxxlmmlng 4 Y Teen Club 2 34 U N Club 3 G RA 124 Spanlsh Club 4 Mesasa Sports Edltor 4 All School Play 4 Llbrarx Staff 3 Twas her thznkmg of others made you thmk of her LUCY ANN BALLINGER Annle I thlnk I can drn e frlend m need xx mmng sm11e Ma Kadld dlehopper Bally Class Vlce Presldent 3 Glrls Chorus 12 3 4 Glrls Ensemble 1 2 3 4 M1XCd Chorus 12 3 4 MlXCd Ensemble 1 2 3 4 Glrls Basketball 12 3 4 Glrls Hockev 12 3 4 Glrls SVKIINITIIITQ' 4 Y Teen Club 234 Chaplam 3 UN Club 3 Treasurer 3 GRA 124 Secxetaly 24 L'1f1n Club 3 4 Presldent 3 Tr1bun14 Mesa a Asslstant Edrtor 4 Arrowhead 2 3 Cheerleader 1 2 3 4 All School Plav 2 Llbrarx Staff 3 4 Love me a l1ttle love me long NANCY LORING BINNEY Nance Sanova Matchless m1m1c cute and demuxe Rose Gl1lS Chorus 1 2 3 4 MIXEG Chorus 2 3 4 Glrls Ba ketball 1 Glrls Hockey 1 Y Teen Club 2 3 4 G R A 12 4 Spamsh Club 4 Mcsasa Buslness Staff 4 Y, .e - .1 -- KK Y! - Y YY . 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Szlence zs strength DALE HERMAN BROWN Herman strong, s1lent type master mechamc hard worker Class Vlce President 1 Varblty Babketball l Varslty Football 1 bpambh Club 4 n tramurals, 234 Bowlmg Team 2 3 Be .sure you are rzght than go ahead RICHARD L CONE R1ek Dont let that s1lenc fool you rugged lad hes ln no hu1ry Boys Cholub 124 Varwtx Babketball Vlanager 2 3 VHINIIX Football 2 3 -1 H1 Y Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 Intrxmulalb 34 Frebhman Football 1.1 zsdom za the wealth of the wzse DIANE BYRON Dumbo Sho nulf honey chlle v1v1d xoeabulaly P1140 bound per tent attendance St Loulw L Illlflg, Class Pxebldcnt 2 Guls Chmus 1234 G11 lb En emble 4 lVIlXl.d Chox ue. 34 NIIX ed Enbcmble 4 Gulf, Basketball 12 4 Gulb Hockey 1 Glrls SWlI11I111l lf3 4 Y Teen Club 2 3 4 G R A 12 4 Pxuldent 4 Frennh Club 4 Muaxa Alt St1f14 A1 row head 123 Alt Club 2 NQN 'Of' 97 H .. ' I . fx 1- A 1 f, - y 5 ' 'I 1 .'. 4. ' . Q , ,4 ,I- . . ' x -,. 4, N , . .. '.'., - . ,, W ., .,. , 1. '. ' 1 , . 1 . 1, i ' YY!! 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' . . ,Q -. uh 1 ,, , g .., - O happy mortal' He YILI tr fazltd to hm e has 70st JON HENRY DEIMEL B15 Jon the clown tough but oh sO gentle great on the g,r1d1ron tountam of w1t D165 Class Sergeant at Arm 2 Vars ty Basket ball12 3 4 Vars1tv Football 12 3 4 Vars1tx Baseball 1 H1 Y Club 34 UN Club 3 Student COUIICII Athlet1t Representatne 1 Mesasa Sports Ecl1tor 4 Int1amu1als 12 I lbralx Staff 3 11t11 s 1 he no or llll head JANE TIIERECE CRANIPTON Janle and note taker Sams Song eff1e1encx personlfled D1 wou bmng XOUI Y Teen money Dag, GIIIS Chorus 12 3 4 Mlxed Chotus 1 2 3 4 Gnls Basketball 1234 G1rls Hockey 2 34 Y Teen Club 234 V1ce Pres1dent 3 Pres1dent 4 UN Club 3 GRA 1 2 4 Spamsh Club 4 day for tozl an hour for sport PATRICIA MARIE DEMPSEY Dlng spontaneous laughtel I ve got the L 11 dlmples W1ll d1ddlehopper DeV1lb1ss Hlgh Sc ool 123 G1r1s Chorus 4 ,VIlX6d Chorus 4 G1r1s Basket ball 4 Glrls Hockey 4 G1rls Sw11nm1ng 4 Y Teen Club 4 G R A 4 Mesasa Sports Ed1tor 4 Ltblarx Staff 4 My cw- i in r11J art. I 1 J i 5 1 11 ' ' An ' so A ' - f , U lr.. ' mf' - . 'Y ' '. , X A 1- u ., ' . .YQ ' - ,U . . . X. ' I A 3 -- ,., 'x . I M .I .. , I- 51 1 - ' ' 14 ',1v Y . 1 11 f - - sg 1. - It . ,.., v ...., . it S ' '-Z -- I g ' ' 1 ' S .1 4 I .. V ,-- . . . 11, ' ...H 'Ka- .. . h wg . . ' J 31 'g - Q ' 'Z ' S ' l Z ---S ' 1 ' J - I F' Be gone dull care thou and I shall neuer agree EDWARD BENSON DENNIS III Denny the Look Ill have a party able artlst platte f1end Class Vlce Presldent 2 Varslty Basketball 123 Varslty Football 1 Vars1ty Base ball 1 Varslty Golf 34 Varslty Tenms 4 H1 Y Club 234 V1ce Presxdent 4 UN Club 3 Arrowhead 4 All School Play 3 4 Intramurals 1 2 3 4 Art Club 1 3 comtth unto you uzth a tale THOMAS CHARLES, ELLIS Tom hxgh do1la1 shop speuallst blue Nlondaxs Je s Central Cathohc 1 G1lmour 23 Arrow head Spoxts Edltor 4 Nothzng great was e1er accompllshed wzthout enthuszasm CHAHLOI FE EFI LEH Eine What dxd he say ' What a past What a tuture' wlde acquamt Kmgsu ood 2 Class Vue Pxesxdent 1 Guls Lhoxus 134 Girls Ensemble 14 Vhxed c,l101Ub 1 54 Mlxed Ensemble 14 Y lun Llub 54 Mui 1 Busmess Stall 4 X Club 1 3 ,, It Y-a ns ' 1! I ' Y, ' . - . 3 . , Q S ' ' S ' Y J 1 - - 9 - l Q Z ' , S ' , V , I ,- I 3 I 4. ' . i. ,, . 1 ..1'-'x -4 ' , ,rw . . uw- ' . 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Q 1 FI ' .f, He f -' I' ,L , ,. ,.g - - good nzczr and let who IL 114 dm er MARX LOUISE FOSTER Maxy qulct and demure sweet ness tow and 111 our Mxss Rembrandt Glll Lholus 4 Y Tun Club 234 Trea Ll G Spxmsh Club 4 Llb 1311 Stiff -1 ff i Jpmq o r bound modesty CLINTOIN BALLARD EVVELL JR IJ umm photogxaphu a lxght mul h mrlsomr Toledo Club fan iss lu 1 Lhoxus 1 Xllxrd Cl'l0lU Y 34 111 H Club 4 Spamsh luael X14 1 14 X11 Scl1oolPlax J In x 11 2 al 9110 xmzled on many just for fun SHARON GILL Shan bovs by the bushels thxs ham blonde dynarmt DQV1lblQS H1gh School 1 G1rls Chorus 2 3 4 'Vhxed Chorus 2 3 4 G1r1s Basketball 2 4 Gxrls Hockey 2 3 Y Teen Club 2 3,4 G.R.A. 2.4: Spanish Club 4: Mesasa Class Editor 4, She S the ornament of her ser SANDRA JUDITH GREENBERG Sandy at eabe in any bituation rionchalant storx teller home econom Green Y Teen Club 2 3 4 G R A 12 Spanish Club 4 Mann Buxirius Steiff 4 I ibraix 'Staff 3 4 21111 it mu mo 0 NIARGO ELIL XPVIH HEINI 'NI'11Q xpoitx clotlu xei 'itile e xix uio lx umm X 1 u Couiitix Dix Sc iool l l 1 lOlLl -l 1 aku -l imiii 1 -l X To 1 ub -1 in it Finn ub X in P11 idcn f'- pm Philosophy dow the qoinq and UH the rfoal ROPI'P'l ALAN CROH Bob pliilowophci good head foi buxmew idedlixt unique imagina tion CINS Tic Ll l Boy Chor 5 1 Pow Fm mlm l Mind Chorux 2 itx Foo mi 4 Vaisitx Ncblll V34 Y Clu 2 Secretarx -1 UN Club 'S Spmixh Clul 4 Studuit Council 14 Nlwisa Activities I-ditoi 4 Intl imurals 12 3 4 ist 4 . . 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A H the best of all muszczans he he sweetest of all szngcrs BRUCE MCCOY JOHNSON Ace Bucks sleepy head and Chlef l1gl1t IUIDLI on er b1awny bar1tone all round athlete Class Vue P10sld6I'1t 1 2 Boys Chorus 1 2 3 4 Boys Ensemble 1 2 3 4 Mlxed Chox us 1 2 3 4 Mlxcd Ensemble 12 3 4 B05 s Qualtet 1 2 3 V 1rs1ty Basketball 1 2 3 4 Va1s1ty Football 1 2 3 4 Vars1ty Baseball 1 2 3 4 H1 Y Club 3 4 Chaplam 4 U N Club 3 VICE Pres1dent 3 Student Counc-11 3 4 V1ce P1 es1dent 4 Mesasa Buslness Staff 4 lnt1 amurals 1 2 3 4 Bm 11 jor success he sLu11cclu11l1qmu to wm wzth heart to lmlcl THOMAS IRWIN KLEIN Kllnk Now D1cs athlete Lx t1ao1d1nary th1s IS lathu' 11squL Daddy Class PICSlClCI'lt 2 Loxs Cl 01115 12 34 1Vl1xcd Cholus 2 34 VdlNllX Basketball 1 4 Va1s1ty Footb Ill 1234 V.11s1tV Baseball 34 Va1s1t5 Goli 2 111 Y Club 2 3 4 Student Counul 1.3 4 Repxcscntatlvu at 1:11 c 4 Mcsasa Spmts FClllOl 4 my e1 1 an 1 zthrn lf app 1 11 ll bu111l1f11I person HELEN KATIIRYN KNIERINI Mothuh H1 ixxcclm cool and palm lll1lDClCCl t 1111 of da cs lo 013 to look at 11111 htlul to 1411 111 DcV1lb1ssll1 l1SQhr1ol 1 1 G1rl Chorus 4 mad CllOlL1w 4 G 1 ctba s ckr x 1111111111 4 Ch Club 4-1 L N b G R A cneh Club 4 X11 1 lusmcs S The heart to concezz c the underetandmq to flu-Pct and the hand to elecute ULRIKA DOROTHY KOHLER Rlka faces mcomparable Reek dn addxtlon to exeu gxoup 1 Ick Now l8Cl109' Pa Kadxd dlehopper Class Vlce Preildent 2 Glfls Chorus 12 '54 Glrls Ensemble 234 'Vlmed Chorus 1 2 3 4 'VI1xecl Ensemble 2 S4 Orchestra 3 Accompanlst for Choruw 2 '3 Glrls Bdxletball 224 GlFlS SXKlITll1llI'li, 4 Y Tenn Club 224 Secxctuxy 3 Txe1urc14 Club 3 ecletaxy 3 GRA French Club Presldcnt 4 Lutln Club 34 Vlce Presldent 3 Mensa Edltor ln Ch1ef 4 Art Club l '3 7' N1 XRII X N lFlGll'l X 'N ullx xxclu l f lu l1 lflllCI 0 X f '1 Hutton fan ont C 4 C l Hoc ex 2 4 uJ 7 U N CIL J C R X 4 Spanmsh Club 4 lllwmrx Qtaff-1 My f X JAN F'l ANN KOQT a Ol llonu hippy go lunlu OI u ll m p us ln e in cum cluckcr Clllx Chmu 1224 MlXCflCl1IFLlN 234 Y Teen Club 234 UN Club 3 GRA l 94 French Club 4 Chee1le'1cler 234 llbxaxx Staff i 22,5 'A ... 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Qerene for contemplatron DAVID LEWIS T1ge xx orld s fastegt talker Auto htes the beet' Kuklapohtan Fulton French Club 4 Art Club 12 Ymmq fellous wzll lm ummg fellozw PATRICK W MAGEE Pat hxlauoub ha1r do I s a Jagual Semor snlwersmnh Devllblbb Hlgh School 12 UlN Club 3 Nlebasa 4 A11 Club 3 vu ' Q ' A ' l ' I , .. , - .1 - . , - 5 x ' f , ' 1 if 'I 'N . ., ' . ' 0- J'-f J A - - .. A M Ck .gl . - - . I .S' . 5. . . . , - . , .. . , . , . ... , 'f . . . '- . . ' X , . . , ..... , 4 I W. -- .J ' , at 55 . X -- , '..' . '- --t' , . .v'- A - ' v, ' 1 , - - , Fashzoned so qlenderly young and so an VIARY ALICE 'VILPHAIL DIIILK the eyeb ot Texab are upon you I got an ahdea left uh for Stevens Maleh YTeen Club234 UN Club3 GRA 1 Freneb Club 4 Mebasa A1t Ed1tor 4 Art Club 1 He hath a heart as sound aa ll bell TYI FR BIRD OLSEN btudent I1C'l ulex 5up1e111e alxx axw Nllllll to glxe Z1 helpm h111d never on tlllli. Blrd Boxs Cboru 1234 Boxs Enbemble 4 'Vhxecl Ch01Ll 234 'Nhxed Ell91T1blC 4 Va1 1tx Ba ketball 93 H1 Y Club 34 Tleaeurel 4 UN Club 3 Lat1n Club 34 Treasu1e1 3 He a a ClI'CL1l3tlO11 NIanaUe1 4 All School Plas 3 4 Intr 11111.11 ls 12 3 4 L1bra1x Staff 4 Student T1ea urer 93 Bookbtoxe Manager 4 Ile nas capable of zmagznzvzq ll rzrmngmg all and of doznq eberythmg DONALD FRANKLIN NIELHORN 1'1ank able o1gan11e1 O11 Eln xte111 subtle humoz Ples 'Helly Ca P1es1dent 1 Boys ChOlLlw 1234 En emble 124 Mlxeel Chmub 12 .1c1 3111YClub234 UN Qlub3 1es1dent 5 lxeneh Club 4 Stu lent Coun 34 Se IIY 3 P1e lelent 1 Nles SLIIIOI EClltOl 4 Toledo AICI Qtudent COl,lIlCll '7 34 J D, A A . .. ,.. I ' . W . ' , , , . . , . .1 . . . ' - ,. ., . ' . , , 1 . , ' ,u.of 'l'5s 3 ' ' J . g ' ' Boys' s- 1 ,. g ' ' A ,. A 3.41 Mixed Ensemble 12.43 Orchestra 2g l5'11l .-.Ig '- ,3.g ..' . P'-51 11 ' 3 il - 1'1l 1.'. . . c-ret: 5, -3 1 asa 'X ' . 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Z Ton lnmerl 'Ultll the rrouded hour to fe 1 to lzte or dze PATRICIA LOU RALPH Pat Im the happlest glrl 1n thc xx oxld pepp5 loves an argument 'Vlmamx mmded Clas Sugrunt at Arms 1 Glrls Choxus 1 G l B.askctball12'i4 Glrls Hockey 1 G11l SVtll111T'llI'l 4 Y Teen Club 234 UN Llub 3 GRA 124 Spanish Club 4 Xluasd Bu mu St iff 4 Alxowhead 4 lbl xxx Staff frm! znual cheerfulness BARBARA LOUISE REICHERT Baxby d SINIIC to one and all elflclent SL1I1tlll'll1I1L sonqstress Girls Chorus 12 '34 Gnls Ensemble Vllxed Chorus 123 4 1VI1xed Ensemble 4 GIFIS Basketball 34 Glrls Hockey 1 Y TeenClub 234 UN Club3 GRA 12 Spanlsh Club 4 Student Counul 1 Mesaba ACI1VltlCS Edltor 4 Alt Club 3 Llhrarx Staff 4 FT He was wont to speak plum and to the purpose ROBERT BRUCE ROGERS Bob Mumbles master mechamc Gads' Radar Roger' DeV1lb1ss High School 1 Boxs Chorus 4 Mxxed Chorus 4 Varslty Golf 4 H1 Y Club 4 Spamsh Club 4 Student Councll 2 Mesasa 4 Art Club 2 -- -.' 7 , 4 7 Y 11' ' . Q I v 'IIS - - g '.' ' . Ig il' s' '1 .' 3 ' 5 'S ' 3 3 ' - . 1 . . ' Ig .... . 1. .' g . s' z 2 3 11 'z ' 3.4. The most manifest sign of wisdom is rr H I IH . , . ' ' I V' , . . lv4'- 44-AII Rf ..'. A -I . . 'f 1' . 4. . . ... , 4, 1 3 . . Q - + - v v --Z A 1 Z - - . .2 L . 5 , 5 . . f I A 1: l I , 'Y J 11 ,- in . .Q . . V, . '. Y ., Q A S 1 1 - 5 5 ' ' : , 3 . As merry as the day is long. CHARLES ROSENBLATT Charlie 4 . , good natured , . , he loves life , . . conservative . . , Susie Boxworth'? Scott High School l,2,3. A heart to pity and a hand to bless NIARY ILLILABLTH RUPP Nlare But Mr Barbci' tcctuous gig lc I mean 'litian haired Scott Hi h School 12 Girls Lhoius 34 Mixed Lhoiub 4 Gulp, Ba lsctlaall 34 Giilb llocl-tex 4 'I Teen Club 54 Sccic tux 4 UN C,lub3 GRA 4 Ticabuiei 4 ench Club Sccictaix Titi uici Nlesasa Businebs Stafl 4 The but of healers is qoocl cheer LUANNE BETTY ROSENZ VEIG alwaxs seen diixin Now it youd read the papei xoud undci stand' sunny disposition Scott Hi h School 12 Y Teen Cub 3 UN Club 3 French Club 4 Mcsisi Business Stiff 4 Librarv Stff 4 In quzclness and confzdence shall me zs tra ngth MILTON ANDERSON STRAWBRIDGE JR Corky Crack shot lootball powerhoube 1315510 s B05 If CIIIOD Varsltx Babkntl 'all 23 Varb1tx Football 234 VdINllX Baseball 4 H1 'X Club 4 lnuamuxalx 14 2 If vzrtue IS happzness Qhe ne1er md wzll FRANCES M SMITH 'VI1m1 alwx ays laughmg Cmon always buQy and full of pep Meem Class Secretary 1 Gxrls Chorub24 lVIlX6d Chorus 24 G1rls Basketball23-1 G1rlb Hockey 234 G1rls Svummlng 4 Y Teen Club 234 Soual Cha1rman 3 Secretary 4 UN Club.5 GRA 124 F1L11c1 Club 4 lVICSdSd Buwnus Stall 4 Auoxxhead 12 54 Ed1tor 4 L1b1ary Staff .34 From the crown of hm head to the Qole hu foot he rs all mzrth THOMAS LARL TAYLOR Tom muhamcal mmded happy o lucky 'Vlerman Toom1e Bow C,llOlLls 1 734 MlXCd Chorus Vazinx B1 kctball 12 34 Varmfy Football 14 NIHISIIW Baseball l H1 Y Club 234 All School Plux 3, llllIdlllLlI8lN 1234, VQIFSITX Tlamk 34 be. un ' ' , ' ll 1 1 . 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A 15 ' . . . , , . , 1 V ' Q - . . 1 Good looks mc zz great mcommendatzon n the buszncss of mankznd BERNARD JOSEPH TERMAN Burma I-mend of 'Vlrs Meeks hot tea xuth an me cube Clexcland lndlan enthuslast Tuffy Class Subgant at Arms 2 Varslts Lusknt ball 1 P 54 V.11s1tx Football 12 34 Var 1tx Ba cbal11234 H1 YC1ub254 UN Club 3 lntxumurals 12 It In nur hunt laughs through those L14 1 SONDRX XLICI' XORR Somg xllb Slgll I ju t do et xt aqu nbclle b xby sxttel dcluf-:L Bug, Son Gul Chorus 1234 Gxrl En cmblc 2.3 4 xllXLCl Chmu 1234 'Nllxed Ensemble ' Gus Buscua 234 Glrs Iloclxu 12 34 Culs SXKlI'I1llllf'l 4 Y Teen ub Latm Club 34 Aedxle '34 Nlesasa Class hdltox 4 All School Plas 23 Llbrars Staff 34 Hzgh muted thoughts seated In za hunt of courtesy SUSAN ARNOLD NOSPER Sue Gottl tell jd the lates swcntnass supzcme oh that halr fontmual SI11llC 1 cutux G s C,l101L1S Cjuls llockcsl Y Tun Club2i4 GRA I2 Spmlsb Club Pncsndcnt 4 Mesusx 1 ,' '.' ' , I .' ', V, ' X .' , LA I! v. 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Bill Milblc,-11 Jn 'F KI lr. Da 'f O',1.'r'.1, Jin L1 5 . JQ' IJQCLLL-1'. John Tusfhmzln, John l.1-vis. llaw- Ol-lpllljs. mor. 3- 'g A H A .f'c:ld. 1- 5 Q. A A l A 4 Uafuuty. The 1953 Ottawa H11ls xars1tx basketball tewm lanked as one of the f1nest 1n the h1story of the school Under the coachmg of Wayne Stewart the Arrows comp1led a season reeoxd of 13 mms ff ovel class A schoolsb and only 4 losses The h1gh11gl1t of the season came when Ottawa H1115 rolled over DQV1lb1SS H1gh school 71 57 wh1ch marked the f1rst v1ctory for the Arrows 1n the1r fou1 5631 I1V3l1y Wlth the T1gers Tom Kle1n led the Green A1 rows 1n sco11ng followed by B1 uce John son who also dlsplax ed some t1ne defenslxe wo1lx Jon De1mel and Be1n1e Terman w1th the a1d of Jun1o1 5111181 He1b Hemx were suecesstul 1n con trollmg the baelxboards fo1 the team tl11oug,hout the ent1re season LQ1115 Baunach and Halold He1tLfeld Iounded out the 1est of the xa1s1ty All f1VC of the sta1ters 1o1 Ott mx H1115 wue selected to the post season all league te1m Pom lxlun made the Inst twm Bruce Johnson and Jon De1mel the seeond team 'md Be1n1e Tuman and He1b Hemy 1ece1xed honomble ment1o11 em ends At the end of the season Tom Kle1n and B1uee Johnson wexe chosen bx the tmm is l1ono1a1x co c1pta1ns . 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I, , ,L C: . .u. - C I J Jnam, Standmg Coach DIHIOII Joe Bower John H111 John Dans Bob ODe:,ky Tom Yam1n Ph11St1chter Kneelmg Tom Tenney Henry Rudy Tom Longeneckrer Stew Gordon Dave Stae11n Reynolds Keller Stan Howard Paul Relchert Bob Hmkle 'W Z Standzng Lmda Seulal Dana Dxemer Janet host Betbx Bnnu 'Vlclmda 'Nluxhorn Kneelzng Ann BHHIIIBLI Addaxde Kemer Donna Holtzmdn Uflwflffd' SEPTEMBER 10 Back to the old grrnd tempus frdgets n est ce pas'l 12 Green Arrows get off on the rrght cleat smother Elmore 20 13 15 The grrls marchrng chorus makes short work of the newly planted grass 1n our beautrful new football stadrum 26 O H stadrum becomes the scene of The Holland Massacre Napoleon Sattler meets hrs Waterloo slrngs casts and crutches become fash ronable garb OCTOBER 2 Senrors and Freshmen str rm br rms on O SU psychologrc rl tests always drd know I xt is .r moron 4 Junrors grye Varsrty Dr rt, rt tlt mcnt rrx gym 7TGIT party 1tColfrrhrtks utlls 8 B IE day no school hurr rh for Busrness Industry 'md Educatron' 9 Iowa State Tests grven to entrre school hurralr for Busrness and Industry' 17 Our Homecommg game Queen Helen Knrer rm rergns 31 Hallow een tr rck or treat fmostly trrtkj sleep happy Senror glrls have slumber party 'rt Drng s NOVEMBER 4 Electron day hooray for our team' 14 The H1 Y hayrrde full moon and empty OJ arms 21 Cecrl B Drlle drrects All School Play 27 School closes for Thanksgry mg yacatron rt s good to see the alumnr agarn DECEMBER 6 Boys swrng therr partners at The Buckboard Bounce Allron calls 16 Chantons Noel presented by the musxc department a beautrful concert 17 Mr Merer sufferrng from shock 19 Students celebrate the begrnnmg of Chrrstmas vacatron 20 Green Arrows beat a tough Alumnr team 23 Open house at York s after Anthony Way ne game Alumnr IIVQ rt up JANUARY 5 The honeymoon IS over back to the mrnes students recuperate from rugged wacatron 17 Freshmen grxe Stardust rn Elementary gym tremendous lrghtrng tremendous trme' 18 Senror grrls go to Mrss Sager s for a delrcrous drnner make lrterary hrstory wrth therr appropos adjectrx es 26 27 Exam week students collapse under the strarn oh, well, we d1dn't want to graduate any xx ax 29 Senrors and faculty enjoy themselves at LGXISVS brd a fond farewell to Mary McPharl ' 1 I 1 Y - u . , . - I ' LL 'V . 1 . 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' U 1 FEBRUARY 7 O H gang goes en masse to D1st11ct Student Counc1l dance watch Ann Ball1nge1 hold hex own as candldate 101 queen 8 Wanted two seemg exe dogs fO1 the Judges 14 We agaln d16SS up 1n ou1 Sundax but to see Man Rupp lose a close contest fO1 queen of the Sweethea1t SXVIII 15 Wanted the heads of two moxle loxmg SCDIOIS and then dates 21 H1 Y p1 esents Blue Notes at Elcmentaxx gxm all p1Of1tS to Challty 23 No school thxee chee1s fO1 beoxge Washxngton 26 Facultx all St'llS xs Jun1o1s 111 pep sessxon basketball game Sxush Stewaxt and Buo Sattlel shme OH loses a hea1t b1eake1 to Ma1ga1ett'1 1n D1st11ct Tou1nex MARCH 6 SCHIOIS smea1 10St of school m basketball game fm the athlet1c fund 7 Muslc students show then stuff at D1st11ct muslc contests 16 Mesasa goes to p11nt staff holds b1eath 17 OH hea1s about ou1 fa1r cltys hospltals factoues and law fnms VOCat1OH s Day 21 Choruses s1ng at D1St11Ct contests APRIL 3 Sprlng 1S here' no school for ten days students hold 1eun1on 1n Fort Lauderdale 24 Godf1e5 s scouts fmd latent talent 1n Sophomo1e sponso1 ed talent show Pavloxa De1mel and the Sen1o1 boxs ballet wanted at the Met MAY 8 Our fabulous festn e spr1ng conce1t Fxed W 111ng d1aws up COUt1aCtS XV1th fn e O1 SIX students 24 F1om out of the commot1on and chaos 1 new student councll pres1dent was elected 25 The Mesasa arrn es staff lets out bleath that thex ve been holdmg smce March JUNE 5 Our Junlor Sen1o1 prom need we sax ITIOIGG can we say more 7 SQHIOIS walk down the 81519 at Hope Luthe1 an fo1 the last t1me as Senlors at Baccalaureate 8 9 Students bu1n the m1dn1ght o1l C1Hl'1'll'T1lI1g fO1 fmal exams 10 Sen1o1 gnls teals get lu off to good stfnt at the In Plantlng Tea 11 Sen1o1s take one last longmg look alound the C1OVx7dEd gxm as they ma1 ch out to the x1b1'1nt st1a1ns of Pomp and Cucumstance 12 Students 1etu1n to school fo1 g1ade calds the Sen1o1s t11Gd but happx 11-161 a t1emendous g1'1duat1on pa1tx 1 flttmg cumax to a XVOl'1dQ1fll1 th11teen XEHIS tl e JUIUOIS step confxdentlx onto that AIIOW head ln the hall ' . . . , ' L ' . . - ' . ' , , jk. . v . M U , ', as U - : - 1' ' C . ' . at 1 , 'v , . . v . ' .' ' ' L - - . . , ' . . , ' . ' . .' , . as ,' 'v ' A ' C . ' 4 - . , - H , . . ' . . . C C . . . , . ' 1 5 C . .Lx 1. Q Q. ' A 1 8 1' 5 . f L 1 . . . - . . ' ' ' ' ' ' ', , on - 1 24-O.H. Einsteins take District-State Scholarship tests. - 4 77 ' ' . - 1 - ' , Q . ' . D I . . 2 .' 1 -A ' . , . ' 7 . . . ' c L' - ' - ' ' . . . 7 c K' 1 . . . . . 1 . 1 '7 I Y v v V Y ' ' C . - v ,' J , ' cc ', M 9: C . - . . - . . . -. D I . ' 1 v ' 1 Vv, 1 , 1 -. A Q v I . 1' y 1 Q . c U , c M ff J 4 J fff W f M. f frV!l!,!L1Ajjfl 'nb J Q0 ,' Jjy lj Q f gf! M 0 NJA?- aff' S-sn! 1 ROBERT J BARBER BA MA Hlstory 11 12 Semox Counselor Athleucs Drama ALLEN L ALLION BS Sclence Faculty Manager of as -e- ' zafbvb fl? JAMES R BOGAN BS Shop Mechanlcal Draw1ng Dru ers Educatlon 'NA ...Qs- MARIE BURKHART BA RALPH DILLE BS Ed MA ROBERT L BOLBACH AB MA Eng,l1sh 8 JOLl1ll8ll m L1bra11an VN orld H1S1013 9 Soc1alSc1enLQ 8 Mathematlcs Vocatlons Counselor iid? -K Q - ' 5.1 LEL XND L DINIQN 15 Ed DON XID FONTAIINE AB 'VIA SUE ILLHNLR B X Nl h- t x 8 GCOIUCII 10 Spamxh Fxcnch Txpmg at una IC y 'Vlcwaxa Buxlncw Allxnor ' . 'asf J ., W2 A ,,V J ' ,' ,I 6 I K gf' v , if R M M .Q Q'-r.f-f -l. - 'fill A .4 4' ,7 ' 1' i , . C' Q' Q 'R Y V Q Y'-' V105 in- JOIVXI XX PXRSONQ BS MA B to x Stlcmc 8 Foot nll Coach 3 XX XXNP BTP Vx -XRT B 5 'XI X Cum L3.1Xkttl1.a!1 Cuttth Httlltl f'dULdIll7I1 btudx Hall Nite . aft,-Mem . , V' 5 3 I 1 , :. P , UQ 1 . . U ,Q :Y 2 'J 1 , -' ' so . - V . V Y ,. fy FU f L : - - 2 V . : . . irq I Q . ' V1 ' L . I x Z.-5 ' A. . H I I is QLQNLGIQ .... , ' FH O , QXKN, Q 1, ,, ,. FZ . W , , I A 3 Q, , ' f A 21 - 'x X A . 5: . X 4 1 - n 5 3 D - . l Q . A p 5 . A , Q l . gn ,X , wists, ,X iq - ' t' 4 -. ,, . r ' n L A m y , - f A ' A 2 4 . , 5 1 , ' , fp ' A' 5 ' ff B' ' Q Q I Y ru F O x L .. 5 ,. 'A A 5 . ' X . E, y ' eq A' '7 A fft - vw- f- V , , ' . X n V , V 4 4.4 I , L, , Z , M 4 ,, I - I X' A fait A I ' ffm, 3' -Qu RICHARD NIEIFR BA MNT EVELYN NIESSHNGER BS 'T'- U 'vr ET IFI B CACFR A B 'NI A DONI XI D SATTLFR B A Latm Dean of Glrls Engll h 11 12 Sfmor Loumelor Attendance D1rettor Me5as,a Ed1tor1a1 Adu or -'fi KN Chl' Q Xi XI-XRX lx XX XRD B Ed J DANIIEI XR OODXX XRD B Ed Phx M181 Fducatlon NI F A. Health Lducauon Arts and Lxatts gpm pmmm ' ' 'GX q '7 'Ab Y---nv MRS RUTH G COLENBACK MRS ASHLEY BAUM MRS GRACE MAGEE fmmdmm Mrs Magee moved to Denver at rmd year and was replaced by Mrs Yoteva Loom1s New 15,33 FRANK LANG LEO DURBIN GORDON VFBENSTEAD This year, under the new title of Girls' Recreation Association, the late G.A.A. has been revised as well as revived. Bound by new and greater interest, the organization has been able to extend its activities, and is assured of surpassing the record of its predecessor. Under the direction of its able cabinet and advisor, the club has been very active this year, participating in sports days with other schools in hockey, basketball, base- ball, and swimming. The swimming team is a new addition to O.H. athletic activities, and a very popular one, too. Forty girls went out for the team the entire herd migrat ing to the YWCA weekly lk 3 Q1 9' Vit' fb, CZ! is A 02 'S Nm 5 Q7 Qyo Q1 wma Besides athletic activities and regular business meetings the members of the G R A have enjoy ed social events too--fremernber that fn st party of the 3ear'7J This x ear s G R A has launched a big O1 der that of reviung an orgamza -Q tion that was foimeilx dropped from our Q activities but with the interest and sup S7 port shown by the girls this year we know that our G RA will continue to be part of our O H life . . . . . 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DIANE BYRON President MARY RUPP Treasurer R A Mrss WARD Adv1sor 3 Af v IL dzmouabnlw, Fzrsr Rou, Roos S Kost Han B Blank Paxton Seldel Cole Bylon J Kost C1111 Human Ralph LaVergne Mather Lelghty E Bower D1emer Epstem Second Row ML Heml MacArthur Stemberg Alexander Crow V Rudy B1tner Wllkmson Davenport Haunsteln Holtzrnan SUSIE York Knlerxm Arthur C Fox Kase Johnstone B Beler Mlndel M Helnl Thzrcl Row Smlth Kohler Duncan Stovlell M Fuller W1ll1ams Mlss Hard Rupp Garmson T Fox Ballmger J Blank G Fuller Thackeray K1rkman Furst McNerney S Rudy H1611 Mac Brlde MacLean Hardg,1ove Mewborn Gehrmg A Acklm Foster Fourth Row Dempsey Shayyaker Mxller Green berg J Crampton Some York Vlacomber C grampton Borsyold K Acklm S Beler Smlth L ox MARGO HEINL Vice Pres1dent ANN BALLINGER Secretary 'E 35 3 r i d i r seein 6 Y' 966' K., sig J .5 M .v 'thqw 'QQ kgww 42021 in Q-New hw 341 7 4' at BACK ROW Bugbee Baunach G Hertzfeld H llcrtffclcl Dcckir Luis Owen Gordon Cone Tusrhman Dcimel Klein Th'1lMg,1 MIDDLE ROW Burgie Miller Tcrman Straxxbiid Q William Starsky Little Hamann Roemer Johnson Tay lor BOTTOM ROW Arthur and Larson Mgrs Pearce Shulak Boxx kcr Moor Mlnclel Basch Glow Colcnback Groh Albring., Sliyton I iVuggnc ind Hart Mgrs luduwlcy The 1952 Ottawa Hills football team had the honor of being the first team to play football on the new athletic field For the first time in the history of the school thanks to the Dads of Ottawa Hills the Green Arrows played six games at home and only three away Coach Parsons team ended the year with a season iecoid of three wins five losses and one tie The Green Arrows opened their season with Elmore and scored an impressive victory by beating them 20-13. The team did not fare so well in their next three attempts but the Arrows bounced back after three straight losses and trounced their traditional rivals Maumee Valley 25-0. Later in the season the Ottawa Hills Gridders notched their third win by defeating the DeVilbiss Lightweights 14-13 which marked the first victory in the new football stadium. The team elected Bruce Johnson and Corky Strawbridge honorary co-captains at the end of the season. Six Ottawa Hills players received further honors by being selected on the All-MVL team. Ben Bowker. George Hertzfeld Bruce Johnson and Tom Klein were placed on the second team' Corky Strawbridge and Bernie Terman receiy ed honorable mention awards. There are twenty-three returning players on next year's team, and with the valuable experience they have gained and the excel- lent leadership of Coach Parsons. the forecast for next season looks bright. I fr X ' ,, :Q E Fx if SW A 'N E! 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' ' ,Y '52 ,. - F if -V- ,if 3-B? nigga r yi-an X s I Y Xl WJ X 1? ' 1 H -5... QQ,- LQ A nf H? ,, P' 4.-ar , We-5.- 1 f-1' '94 1 f yt! 1 xt D- 'llirll'52, 5 ,gf-rica V, A tmwn H' Nan, I nf f ef 'S 'Z' M 'H ' My J , JR'-2 JS 'Wai SW' ss N Y: kat' First Row Smith Heinl Shulak Hinklc Shapiro Baion M001 MacLean Bantmg, Second Row Miller Patneau Epstein Staelin Armstrong Atklin Nnlafy Todd Skow Heiles and Laughlin Managers Third Row Cook Morgan Howard Stichter McConncl Jennings McPha1l Longe necker Yamm Babcock Keller Fourth Row Bourne Manager Olsen Buch ODesky Sinclair Hill Davis DEV1lb1S9 Carver White Coach Kn1sely football The 1952 Junior High football team under the able coaching of Mr Kn1sely proved to be the most successful team in the history of Ottawa Hills football by finishing the season with a record of four wins and one oss Their first game against Rossford was their only defeat In spite of the strong passing combination of Carver to Hill, Rossford won 19-18. Winning their first home game against a tough Bedford team 27-21, the Green Darts continued a winning streak by defeating Delta 28-7, Reynolds Corners 20-14, and Old Orchard 7-3. In their final game only the seventh and eighth graders participated proving that next year's team can look forward to another- successful season. X Il! LLM! Fzrst Row Tenney Stichter Kieser S Kost Knierim J Kost B Black Reichert Binney Brown Byron Harpst Gill Hinkle Second Row C Crampton Ballinger Roos Hiett G Fuller Furst Haunstein Roskm Effler Rupp Davenport Holtzman Herman C Mindel Smith Thzrd Row Kohler J Black Mercer Beier Sto well York Shavxaker M Fuller Williams Nikazy DeV1lb1ss J Crarnpton Fourth Row Slayton Pearce Wheaton D Mel horn G Hertzfeld Boxxker L Mindel Heiles Longentcker Howard Fzfth Ron Taxlor Groh Johnson Rogers Owen Evxell Baunach F Melhorn Larson Klein H Hertzicld Morrison Little Olsen Colenback KILOAIIA. This year as in preceding xcfiis thc music loom afloided manx pain ful but yox ous hours of xx oik to members of the choruses ensembles and band as thex prepared fox the m'1nx musical programs xx hich were given during thc couise of the school xeai This actixc and successful dcpait ment directed bx M1 Richard 'xleici concludcs another xeai with the knoxx ledge of its being one of thc most outstanding extra cuiiicular actiyi ties in the school The Girls M uching Chorus identiflc d bx the Stld1I1S of its march song Stand Up and Ch not onlx ienexx ed lattnt school spirit during the football season but was looked upon bx the gills as a nexv and interesting experience Oui Chilstmas concert CIYIIIIOHQ 'Nloel xx as 1 scene of beautx and Jox in its truest form and all thc students dcpwxted xxith a feeling of great satisfaction in knoxx ing that the mb had been xx cll done Bringing much honol and due credit to our school the music gioups and soloists gaxe excellent peiloimances 'it the music contests The gax and festixe Spline Concert xx as as usual a great success Much xx ork and thought xx as put into this piogiam and it xx as thoroughly enjoy ed by both the audience and the participants To seix e as a fitting climax to a xx ondeitul x ear the 'Nlixed Chorus sang the much-beloved 'Battle Hymn of the Republic at the commencement exercises. While the seniors walked down the aisle for the last time the dramatic strains of Pomp and Circumstanceu recalled to their minds many happy' memories of the hard work disappointments and joys which con- stituted their numerous years of music at Ottaxxa Hills. 'I N! Pnxst Row S Kost G111 K1CSC1 Ix1111.11111 141111111 151111115 hpstrm HL1111.111 Paxton J Kobt Ale-xandu B51on HL1111 L.1Vn1511L LL1g,11ty Second Row Ho1t4r11ar1 Jolmstonc Lnubb DdXL11pCJ11 W1dCA1I11Ll1 L Fox Ruchelt Susan York MCNGTHGQ Wuuful Robut Roof, M111dv.1 Thwd Row Stemberg Furst H31df,1OY6 A Ad 1111 Iidulibtilll E1f1e1 C1a1r1so11 K1rk111ar1 Rupp G Fuller A1thU1 Hutt Cola Fourth Row B Black Belcr MerLe1 Fobter NIKHLQ J Black DCV11b1bN K Acklln Southard Mewborn Ballmger Rosk I1 Kama Bxtnu Harpst Dempbey Some York Shaxxaker No pu 'VI Fuller ho111e1 F Smxth z'rstRo1L Hmkle Tc1111u L 11 11 1 1141 x L1 J 1 O Sl.-nton Longcmnku St1Q11tL1 11 1 1 50 Second Row Bourne 11811111 111 XX11 111111 L 1iL11f1L1c1 C,o1r11111rh T.1x1o1 Lxttlc yd' Johmon Gro11 D NIC1hUI'Il 'I O1111 51111141 1111 NI111 Thzrd Row Burgle Vk1l11.1111 Oxxrn 11 1IL1tf1c11 Fxxoll Bau11.1c11 F 'Vlelhorn LarSon Klem Arthur Rogan x10II10I1 'Vlom 44 I , . , 'H' N , . ' . ' ' . ' 1 Q J . . , V ' . ,' , . . . a , . 7. V: ,- Y W 1. in V' ' BA- ' ' A Y V ' 2 ' . , . -V. ' , Fifth Rouzz E.-SlT11t1'1. Williamg, Stoxrn-11, L. Fox. xrI11.1.CI', C. C1'a111pto11. J, C1'a111pton, 1 F ': ' ' '. ', 1-1 -s. 1 1iL'11L'S,l:XI1 1-1. Bon '11 lea rc. L, Iron I ' ,' , ' 1' ' ' -'. 0'.'l11'f . -1 . L. '-z .L ' '. - ' , , ,1 .'. 'i. 1.. cr. zrwt Rffl Q 4 c QI Ol an l'l1lllx n blur o John Colrnlmnl-X S'PConcl R M LOUIUIQX Slixtor Turx Vlhcdton rrx ac 1 lll lar on l mia, fnannzbla 81146, fnmznzbla Fzrst Row: Helen Harpst, Diane Byron, Louise Brown Second Row Delmar Roos Ponnxo Black Kun Illett Dldllllf Fur 1 B41 bard Ruchrrt Donna lloltnndn Charlotte Ef er Thzrd Hou, Ann Ball 1n,g,Qr Sallw 'Shdwdker Some York Clam Mor Cer Rlka Kohler 45 yn' JY .i . 1' Y . fl ' ' ' I I F' z'1 Phil .ti'h1fr. Tylr' s' . 2 ' Mcl- hor, 3' -cl Johrw n. A Y UK.: -1 . ,', LQ' ,-hlzuuflf 1. JR . s First Rmr: Millc-xx Mvlhorn. Goa-rlivh, Black. Jackson. B. Bolbach. Crampton. Hartman. Staclin. Second Row: Hamway. Fox. Rairdon. Hiott. L. Roskin. Third Row: N, Roskin. Baunuch. Fuller. Kost, Bourne. C. Ilvilos. Owen. Hinklv. Stichter, Abbott. Todd. Hill. Yarnin. Moor. Ac-klin. Patncau. B. Iiciles. I if N 1 I Hand Chiu I Jn gnu A c m Fullu Qlnlth Bolbac Dcnkcr Jack on Ackhn 'Wool Idplocdn Holtfl n PM tcn Q mx Forid Lang Ro1dn0uSL Iiardgrove f ,-. 'A .., Q 7 1 ,V ,i ff, 'S 'lyk II1nB:l1v. Pzmnuu, STI'1A!n.hilI'J. Ilogzlri .Xw:.o11. Skoxv. Bourmu Hr-iles. Owvn. Kost Sli A g- -- 1-11 Hunlrngtmn. Rznrl ln. . ' . 'h. D -s . ., ihf--f. gnu. 'fs:..1A .'. 2 x In f w zzch have uon you the respect and admzratzon of the entzre .student body and jor your many hours of dzlzgent work to make thzs book pos.szble to M you r Sattler ue the Class of19o3 gr atejully dedicate thzs the tlmteenth Mesasa v w, P . , I ' 9 0 A I IL ll, . . appreciation of your untiring efforts on our behal I ' ' ' . . .A h , . ' ' ' . . ,. ' ,- .' , ! ! ' J ! a . U A - ' Dick Burgie Barbara Miller Sherri N1kazy Adelaide Kieser Ben Bowker EXCERPTS FROM THE DIARY OF A JUNIOR SEPTEMBER 8 Imagine a class meeting on the first day of school This year is really going to be busy We elected class offices Ben Bowker our new president has quite a Job Dick Burgie is vice president and Adelaide Kieser is treasurer for the fourth year in a row We had to choose two secretaries Barbara Miller IS corresponding and Sherri N1kazy recording John Tuschman Erwin Thal and Joe Kabat will represent us on Student Council. OCTOBER 2: We finished up last minute details on the Dedication Dance. What a job! It certainly proved that the class can work together. DECEMBER 1: Class rings finally came! The finished constitution was read today in homeroom. Just think, the first class with a written constitution by which to run meetings. All bills were in from the all-school play which we sponsored. A job well-done. with quite a profit! FEBRUARY 28: Basketball awards assembly, It was surprising how many junior boys were on the team, There were a lot out for football too. The girls didn't do so badly as athletic representatives, however-they worked hard in hockey, swimming and basketball. JUNE 12: Report cards and now we're seniors. We've been awfully busy lately especially with the prom. It's over now, but never to be forgotten-an event to be put in this year's memory book along with the bus trip to the football game, the parties and all the new drivers' licenses. I hope next year as seniors we can show as much spirit and ability to get along together to make it the best year yet. QE M -ez? gl, Bill Albring Jim Arthur Larry Baunach Joan Black Ben Bowker Louise Brown Harry Bugbee Dick Burgie Ginny DeVi1biss Jean Epstein if 'sv Teddy Fox -,,, John Gaspari r S'- S nv bs .J y Q :B 2- sa Q-g ki 'K 1 i fu? Qf 1 fa S25 i .--1 V3 9? I 4' x A V . X-J 4? ,,-an lvl? if fl' .-A Z ,f if , f 1 sq W ' 4 u ,J X1 J -I Y Michael Gordon John Hamann Janet Haunstein Bill Heiles Baby Heinl Herb Henry Sandy Herman George Hertzfeld Harold Hertzfeld Kim Hiett Donna Holtzman Dorothy Jackson 5 A! fl, 'V ...Q 2 Joe Kabat Don Kent Adelaide Kiesel Clara Mercer Barbara Miller Bob Miller Bill Miller Carolyn Mlndel Jack Moor Sherri Nikazy Dave Owen Adrienne Pass as -ai' N Q sw Jim Pearce Sarah Rudy Nan Scharschmidt Jerry Shulak Dan Starsky Lois Thackeray Irwin Thal Joan Tuschman John Tuschman Terry Wheaton John Williams Susie York 'Z if 'T7 'Qt 1.1 i B Q9 I! 4 53: fi Jw has 'li if at if? FD OFFICERS Seated Frank Mel horn Bruce Johnson Joseph Kabat Stand tn g Ro bert Groh Tom Klem canal The Student Councll for 1952 1953 has been one of the most actlve ones ln the hlstory of our school from the standpolnt of the number of meet mgs lt held and the projects that were undertaken As provided for rn 1ts new constltutxon the councll was elected last May whxch enabled xt to meet and to present recommen datlons to the faculty even before the regular school year had begun Under 1ts presldent Frank Mel horn vxce presldent Bruce Johnson Representatlve at Large Tom K1e1n Athletlc Representatlve Bob Groh and secretary Joe Kabat the comm1ttee work of the Counc1l was carrled on by three separate com mlsslons covermg athletlcs m prowements and act1v1t1es The Counexl helped make the neu football fxeld a success by sponsorme, 1 Dads Nlght and the HlJINLCOIlllHg, CLILHWOIIIGS The Counell lntroduced sexexal 1mprovements mto the demerlt sy stem prmted student 1dent1f1 Q xtxon cards sponsored a contest among., the homerooms ln order to pxomote splrlt for basketball games publlshed the fxrst stude nt dlreetory and gave an open Lounell meetmg, as an assembly An mdleatlon of the eo opcratlon of the student body gue Its lepxesentatlxes was that this year for the flrst tlme non Counell members were appomted to sexve on the COUHLII eommlttees Thls not only mcreased the amount of work the organlzatlon was able to aecompllsh but also brou ht about greater understandmg between the Council and the student body Surely all w1l1 agree that thxs years Counell has made much ploexess m the field of student xeprcsentatlon Ill Ottawa Hllls Hleh Sehool and t mat lt will be remembered for a long tlme 'wr :E Seated Davld Melhorn Ph1lSt1chtcr Sally Shaxxaker Irwln Thal Fzrst Row Joe Kabat Dlek Epstem Second Rott Frank Melhorn Gus Carver Mr All1on Bob Groh Tom Kleln Bruce Johnson Thlrd Row Mr Deardorff Mr Barber John Dans Davld Glow Buck He1les 4 f Y? , I y , , . 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H. 4. - - N --,g...:1'l' -- '11 .9 Q, 4.- .4,- .A -I '- .,.. .ey ,. --1: ----: . . , .l -, m 'Q cuflnrous . 5, NDEL 43: s . fnsf-f1:g:siuw,,.gi', - J Q47 If 12153 Saw-Hg 1. 111, . ig- 50 It 1S a comcldence Cand we hope not unluckyl that havmg completed th1rteen years of hard labor at Ottawa Hxlls the Class of 53 w1l1 become the schools th1rteenth graduatmg class In sp1te of th1s seermng double Jmx the 1953 crop of Senlors has been one of the most l1vely and colorful groups ever to rece1ve Ottawa Hllls dlplomas The story of our Beaux and Belles durmg the1r eventful sojourn here IS a wondrous tale of trlals and tragedles fun and foollshness partles plays plcnlcs and pranks Yet through the1r multxtudmous 8CtlV1t19S they have come to leave a lastmg lmpresslon upon the1r school and upon the good c1t1zens of our com mumty The Class of 53 was born on a fateful mormng early 1n September 1940 when 1ts flrst twenty members gathered about Mrs Thompsons kmdergarten sandplle eager to submlt to the cause of hlgher learmng The group quxckly d1splayed 1ts academ1c abllxty by learnmg to take ten mlnute naps on prayer rugs spread out on the floor By Chrlstmas vacat1on we had startled the enterta1nment world with our flrst dramatlc productxon a radlo show We had made a good record that year and Mrs Thompson promoted us all to the flrst grade w1thout flunklng a smgle person When we came back next fall thmgs had changed The class soon met a dxabohcal form of torture known as the Alzce and Jerry Book Qulck to succumb to the dlctates of the world of fash1on the boys qu1t wearlng short pants and changed 1nto somethlng more nature knlckers At recess t1me we began to play a game called soccer CSoccer 1S a game 1n wh1ch hordes of chlldren and dogs converge slmultaneously upon a helpless rubber ball makmg such a dm that lt IS lmposslble to hear MISS Bramble s come 1n bell J And so we contlnued on our merry way up through the second and thlrd grades Rob Llttle and Bruce Johnson two of our buddmg mechan1cal gemuses found great dellght 1n settlng booby traps 1n the eraser cleaner Mlss Franklln never qu1te knew where that awful whoomph came from durmg her lectures on the Great Wall of Chma Each year at Chrlstmas tlme Mrs Harm would outdo herself ln puttlng on a great Chrlstmas pageant The entlre Elementary School would assemble a huge collectlon shepherds and elves We all worked hard on those Chrlstmas programs but 1n the end lt was worth It One spr1ng some of our brethren dlscovered that an ordlnary plece of paper when folded a eertam way fllled wxth a detonatmg charge of H O and dropped from the helght of the flfth grade wmdows could become a lethal weapon Mrs Beachler proved a good a1r raxd warden and soon put a stop to the busmess but not before several unsuspectmg safety guards had felt the wrath of the 53 bombard1ers At recess txme a new game Slamball began to make 1tS appearance Th1s was s1m1lar to soccer only rougher so the g1rls mvarlably won over the boys JB 'Q .A ' - v , - v 0 ut . . . ' . . ,L .. ,, ' ' u J' ' ' ' 'MD Us . ' . . . . Y , , , N r - 1 ,. ., . . . . . . I 7 ' Y ' ' ' ' - ' I KL YY Cl 7, . , . - . KK . y, , . , . . . J . , ,. B . - , ' 7 ll -' Y! - . y . . . Y . . . ,, ,, . 1 . , . .. ,. Y of wings, bathrobes, and turned-up shoes, and then appear on the stage as angels, . . ' . 2 ' . - . y . y ' ll 13 Y ' ' LK Y! ' ' . ' y 1 - - - C .I i lt- L .. 7 . 'ge . 4.3 y 1 Aivgfrsa V' , Q . ' f.-Q' v f ' 4' ' a l 41 ' ' , . ' , . -1 '- , , 'V' gf? J As slxth graders under the restralnt of Mrs Krleg we began to publlsh a school W1d6 newspaper the Buzz and Murmur R1ka Kohler made Journallstlc hlstory w1th her penetratmg analyses of the k1ndergarten news We were all about to be sued for libel when school closed that year but most of us managed to be graduated and ln some cases propelled 1nto the seventh grade Two of our seventh grade subJects namely shop and home economlcs wer taken ln the hlgh school bulldmg No one knows to thlS day what lt wa the glrls were makmg m home ec we heard though that they sold the1r creatlons to the Plllsbury Company The next year we came over to spend all day m the h1gh school Our classes began to get mterestlng xe wlld and dxsorderly That IS to say certaln 1I'1CldeIltS occurred whlch have not s1nce been repeated They havent yet been able to pm the blame on anyone for puttmg carblde 1n Mr Fulghums mkwell or spllllng cough syrup on hls desk blotter It was as elghth graders that the boys dlscovered the other homerooms contamed gxrls and vlce versa Strangelv enough Mr Fulghum survlved the year and so d1d we Our flrst blg proyect as Freshmen was to g1V6 a Sadle HaWklnS dance the Kxgmy K1Ck whlch saw Tom Kle1n elected L1ttle Abner Thls event w1ll be remembered by the mechan1cal Klgmy K1cker that we r1gged up 1n a display wmdow The plans for th1s compllcated devlce were s1nce stolen by Russlan agents and sent to Moscow MISS Sager was overwhelmed that year by an eager mob of would be Latln scholars By the end of the f1rst semester we had learned so much about that language that we turned 1n such projects as a catapult whxch shot full SIZE sp1t wads and an Engllsh to Latm translat1on of Mule Tra1n The outstandmg memorable event of our Sophomore year was probably our The odd1t1es of many of our teachers were exposed and held up to goodnatured r1d1cule We all took blology under the mcomparable Mr Parsons who showed us there was somethmg more to a frog than a head and four feet A number of our boys began to make valuable contr1but1ons to the school s football and basketball squads Most classes really h1t the1r Strlde about the Junlor year ours was no exceptlon We began the year wlth a successful all school carnlval sponsored a play and staged a rummage sale The vlllage was p1CkBd barren of old shoes lamps pleces of furm ture stuffed anlmals c1gar store Indxans m short anythmg that could be l1fted dragged or propelled We assembled the stuff down m Room 102 fBarney s Bargam Basement? and sold It on a Saturday mormng The year was cllmaxed by the event we had been plannmg for and sav1ng for s1nce the seventh grade the prom Per haps never ln the hlstory of our school has any event been so successful so perfect Given at the Toledo Country Club the dmner the speeches and the dance were all wonderful It was a flttmg end to a great Junlor year Wrltten early 1n our flnal year the last paragraph of thxs l1ttle story IS really not complete It can be most rellably stated however that the Class of 53 has made lastlng and valuable contr1but1ons 1n thelr fmal year as off1cers and members of the varlous organlzatlons as players on our athletlc squads and generally as the leaders of the Ottawa Hllls student body In splte of thelr myrxad interests they have not been found want1ng 1n the matter of SOCIHI lnfe they have upheld and furthered the grand old Senlor trad1t1on of T G I T fThank God It s Tuesdayb part1es they have experxenced fun and formed fr1endsh1ps whlch w1ll be recalled whenever two or three of them meet together Shortly after th1s book appears the Class of 53 w1ll assemble for the last t1me as students of our Hxgh School And as they go the1r several ways 1nto an unsettled world you may be secure m the knowledge that they w1ll take w th them the ablll tles they have dxsplayed here thelr marvelous capacity for hav1ng a good t1me and above all the fond recollect1ons of thelr years spent growlng up at Ottawa Hllls , y , . . 7 . - y l 1 . 1 . 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Y V. i . .- 1 3 ' ' -A ' N ' , . 49 61A 13 1 n em 1' I M' Fzrst Row Re1ehert Tenney Meckler Glow Hmlxle Hoxxa1d St'lL1lI1 Slayton Second Row Kobt Alexander Rohut N Rud5 C11ul1l1 S1.LlIl1JLlf., MatA1thu1 T Fox E Bower R00 L Fox Vwue11u1 XX llxmbon Ha1t NIat11e1 Cole NI151, S1541 Thzrd Row Keller McBr1de Davenport MLNLIIILQ AI111UI Haldexoxe Garrmon K1rkman Bomvold Furst Hawnuxben S Rudy Hutt 1VIll111L1 B1 uk Thal Fourth Row S1ncla1r 'Vlacltan B111lIl C1 Kohlu Pullel Slmxxakcr L Fox M11ler Crampton York Macomber Stoxxtll Duncan DeX1lh111 K 131111111 A Acklm Laughlm Flfth Row Pearce Cannon Olsen ll1ll Roemer Stone Levu llenrx Owen Mor rlson Melhorn Colenback J Power Sho1t Mmdel Helleb The Annual Spung Banquet 1llQ1l1lQ1l1,CC1 t11e aet1x1t1e5 of t11e Latm Club th1S 5681 Rome Q mme o hte lll the halls ol Ottfm 1 H1115 1 all the club membew bedeckecl 111 then tobu and goxxm, te usted md mme meuy durmg then Roman hohdax UIlC1G1 eoneul John Colenhfltk a11d the 1n comparable gLllC13IlCQ ol Magwtu S1ge1 Tl11JL1I1CS C11nnx DeV1lb1ss a11d Ann Ba111nge1 began fOlI'T'1Ll1lll1lf.:f the club s Lonst1tut1on to go 11110 effect next year A11 1n '111 the eluh 111d a successtul xen 1ex1ta11z1n1, Home ln twentleth centuu Amerlm Furt lub Selud lxlrn Hutt JO111 Colenhaclx 11111 f G111 DLXl11Jl 11 FL111Ql 'N 11tx G1u1h 'larlclx Fox 1X 1101110 Sone X011-x nn 11 n Tod R LINCI S111 S IIIX 1ndel Dlalllli 61 1 1 I V . 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' Lf .. 0,5 ' 113521 l1'1'l . 161 ' Q Q Fzrst Row Kmerxm Kost Byron Kabat Helnl Harpst Rosenzwelg Second Row Herman Epsteln H1ett Melhorn McPha1l Mxndel Brown Mr Fontame Thrrd Row Fox Fuller Sffllth Kohler Black DCVl1b1SS Rupp Rudy The French Club has sponso1 ed many mterestmg and constructlve projects th1S year In the late sprlng a French banquet was held Whlch was as enjoyable as all former such OCCHSIOUS Followlng the d1nner of F1 ench foods, a program of Sk1tS dances and songs was plesented by the students A number of outslde guests attended Varlous speakers addressed the group and French f1lms were shown at other meetlngs thus carry1ng out the French Clubs mam ObJ9CtlVe to acqualnt 1tS members Wlth French culture and tradltlon TU gy Jlmnclz, Klub 1 TRS lnnf 'NIARGO HEINIL RIKA KOHLER 'WARE RDPP Vxce presxdcnt Plesldent Scuctaxy 1 : I y 1 . 1 4 s 9 1 ' A v ' U 5 , y , ' 7 , y - ' I y 1 1 , , , 1 ' , . . , 0 . . 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A 1 ? 4 ' ' M 11 1 Z I I V - Q ' 2 me-fy l F H, f ' QS Y ,- W 7 Y A 1 A 4 V I 1- ' I l ' ' I ' A A ' A ' Flrst Row Glll Kase Relchcrt York Mexxborn Smvh Vosper VV1ll1am Fostcl Johnstone Bm nu Ltlghtx J LIXCI me Second Rott Todd Thackeray Crow Southard Helnl Roskm C Greenbelg Q Glccnbcxg Be1cr Jackson Paxton Scldel Ralph Mr Fontame Thzrd Row B Be1er P LaVergne Longenecker Eu ell Shulak Crampton Basch Gordon McPha1l Stlchter Bltner Fourth Row Gaspau Groh Rogers Bellman R Ewell Decker Larson B W1lllamS Bugbee Ockuly Dans The Spanlsh Club has 1ts purpose br1ng1ng together the members of the Span1sh classes 1n order that they become better acqualnted Wlth cultural aspects of Spanlsh speakmg countr1es The club sponsored several meetmgs wlth guest speakers who entertalned w1th sk1ts and mov1es One of these speakers was Mr Woodward of our faculty who, havlng spent last summer 1n Spam, and havlng done much research 1n Spanlsh art gave a most mterestmg talk Perhaps the b1ggest event of the year was the Spanlsh banquet IH the Sprmg The food consxstmg of many Spanlsh dlshes was prepared by the g1rls of the club The banquet was accompamed by sk1ts songs and dances du1 mg whlch t1me the d1fferent members of the club dlsplayed the1r talents X MP5 DON BASCH SUE VOSPER JERRY SHULAK Secretary Presldent V1ce Pres1dent A A , 4 . I Y , . . - 1 1 1 1 V 1 - - 1 L- 1 V L . f '. 5. .' x'. Q . ' ' - rv . - . - . ' - A , f 7 1 ' A .. . . , , . . . . . . . 1 1 . 1 ' 1 1 A h 1 1 ' . .' , . . , , i . X .. u u - 1 F - 4 - v y Y 1 ' 3 u xl ' 7 ' , . 1 - - - 1 ' 1 , . 1 1 W a,.r ,. . , 1 xr' FI A 3 ..., M :J VM, 1 x 1 . s 1 1 5 1 5 - l 1 Q. C' , , :Q Fnxst Row Mr Fontame Thal Slayton B1sth Paenen l,llll1OI'l B Xxlllldlllx Sho1t Helles Glow Mccklu BUIQIL LaNc1gnc 'Nh L-.nbel Second Row Shulak lxabat btonc M111e1 Bugbee ROLIllLI btalslq J Xllllldlllb Moore Otkuly Bowker M1nde1 Haxt Thzrd Row Gloh Denm Johnson ROf,L1s Him 11111 T1xlo1 G liutfitld Llttlc Colenback Onan Olsen Roscnblatt lVlOlI1bOIl D 'VlLlll0ll1 fourth Row Kvxaplch Gordon Baunach Lu1s Laxson I' lVl6lllO1Il Dcnntl lxlcm Ewell H Hextzfeld Arthur Terman DQCRGI Th1s yea1 the H1 Y OlgE1111Z2ltlOll aclnex ed the 1ecogn1t1on ot be1ng one ofthe most well 1ounded clubs lll the school Its rna1n ach1evement and goal was to fuxnlsh the ave1age Ottawa H1lls boy w1th the oppo1tun1t5 lub of enl1ghten1ng hnnself 111 many phases ol hung The club wouxcd xx hole heartedly togethe1 tovwald these ends and the 1esult was th1t lun and knowledge WQIC gallled bx all xx ho dLl1XSlX p nt1c1pated 111 the H1 X Students Wlll 1ecall the open houses sponsoud bx the H1 X 11te1 loot ball games and that nex Q1 to oe tolgotten Ha5 Rlde 111 NOXi.lUl1Cl The dance 1n Feb1ua1x was anothcl success plovmg that good lc'1dc1sh1p student co opc1at1on and enthuslasm a1e all lt 'Likes lOl a succcsslul xx ell 1ounded actne o1gan1zat1on Mr Bolbath Adtzser Bluce John on Chaplazn Bob Grol1 Secretary Hobut Llttlt Prcszdcrzt Dcnnx Denm Vzu Prtszduzz TXlLI Ol Lll Trtasuru ' I . . . ' ' . fl . '. 2 . . ' Q. '. . . . , .. ,. . , ,.,, . ,. , , v - .A . . . ' X . , ,X , ,. ' ..,. . . . , , Y ..., . . u V ' ' Y ' Y. Y l . . . . . ,,.. , ,. , ,, , , . , s, . . , 1 L . tv , , . . . 7 1 v ' H 'A ' ' . . . .. ,vs ... ' . X , ' , , . , , . . O 1 Q ' . A n ,, ' YY ' , ' v ' ' I ' v - 1 'y' .',L 7 - f ' , , . ,., , , . , , c c . . .. . . , c x ' . .1 ., ' . 3 . . . ., . ' '. ' ,. ' V - L - v -- -' -' . v ' I , vu 1 , 1 . ' . .V v 3. . . ' A .1 ' V C 1 - . . . . . . . . ..,.. Y - . , L . , . xt 4 s .,. , w I- 71 i , X. x, , . .,. Are your dues in? Be sure and bring your cookies! How about those canned goods? These are just a few of the many questions which Jane Crampton always seemed to be asking while she played the perfect role as president of the Y-Teen Club of Ottawa Hills High School this year. The organization consisting of sophomore Junior and senior girls alwavs seemed to haxe a iob to do and better still whether it was a dance party or collection the affair was always a success Miss Sager as the Y Teen faculty sponsor was constantly near at hand supervising all hei yn onderful girls and making suggestions which were accept ed with unforgettable enthusiasm One of the club s biggest social events was the Y Teen dance The Buckboaid Bounce Even the facultx members were in abun dance with Mr Allion presiding as the square if C U-jun, Klub, Ginny DeVilbiss dance caller and Miss Sager overlooking all the proceedings. But having fun was only part of the Y- Teen's goal this year. The club was also re- sponsible for many projects which brought help and entertainment to the needy. Besides giving Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter baskets of food to needy families the club sponsored a party at an orphanage and one it the State Hospital It also made a small contribution to the Meditation Room of the United Nations Building in New York Closing with the good bye pait for the seniors the whole club agreed that it had con tluded a very successful year and that they had really pursued the Y Teen motto for all its members grew in friendship with people of all races religions and nationalities thus growing in the knowledge and loxe of God First Rou Gill Hciipt 'Nlac-Xrthul lLIlIil 1 i n o S iii ion lltinl L Q Qcond Ron ixtoii Hai! I ox o tfinaii C ii boi xo c R ph Scidcl 'NI Plllll Qioxx Roo Tu thman 'lodd 1' iid Roii Reithcrt Fui I Hum ttin Ballinger Smith Acklin Nikazx Koh lcr Southaid J Black Dclfilbiss Ros Fourth Hou, Williams Duncan Sto xxell S Greenberg Shaxxaker Some York Nlillei Crampton Dempsey C Grecnbeig, L Fov: Vosper Niacoinber Beiu Fo ter 'Vlercer ' I - 7 . Y ' Y 7 7 V 7 I ' - I ' , 7 I 7 . C t I . , Q . V., , , , . - - V y 1 . a I I ' . ' ' ' - ' U ' ' ac , y - ' vw l - -J . - . 7 - ' l ' S 1 - - ' ' cc ' - - I U h H . . . . . A - w K 1 , , , Y . ' ' , , 77 C . Y ' ' Kill' -' . llc 'ii al, K st. illicit. . us: X . ' . . . ' 1 - York, Binncy, Mindel. Epstein. B. Black, kin. Effler. Rupp, fuller. By' . V , L -ighty. Miss Sa: rr. iz . . -- S' ': Pz.' .1 .F.'. ' . .Q . ' . Pass. ll l . . lar' son. D 's' l l. ' ' '. i '. . '. . 5' . ' 4 5 '. S . i . ' I1 ' 'i X , 's . L s V . Kim Hiett ........,.......,...,..,... Chaplain Rika Kohler ........................ Treasurer Frances Smith ....,....... Recording Secretary Jane Crampton ......,............... President Mary Rupp .......... Corresponding Secretary Ginny Fuller .............. Program Chairman Clara Mercer ,... Vice-President 4Not Picturedj . . . . . . . ,Sergeant-at-Arms fNot Picturedj Seated Nan Scharsdcmult Teddy Fox Lols Thatkerav Charlotte Nwkazy Mom, Standmg Mr Bogxn Loulse Broun Term Wheaton Don Short Duk Burgle Kltty Acklxn Spencer Stone Xork Pat X Ralph Frxxln Tlwl Frlnct Sxnth Ann Billxngu D141 Bolrgle 'Nh Burkhart Second Rott Luanne Po rnfxxflfh 'Nl rx Fullu Pen Po kfr Hruold Hcrwfcld Tyler Olkcn Sdndx Crefnbfrg Nldrx Fo tfr Pit Demp tx BdIlDBI l 'Vllller Some York ,777 ,Y Y Y , l o . . - , , . l -4 , . I ' First Row: Marilyn LQ-1:11131 Bewlazam Rl'fI'llfglxl. Slmron lie-Lex: Ann Paxton, Susan 7 . ss' .. ' '. z .' 1 .. 2 Q ' A.. 's. . 'I ' 1 x S' '. 'f. . 21 . J' J '.'. '. Q' A , 1 , b' A l 3 ' 4' I lx . iq A ' 'K' . . K x SlN'. r w K O A l L ' 66 Q 9. 7 5 1.5 9' X 'W - . 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I.: I ' I E -A '5 . 5 l X V - X .gun X sl-'71 68 4 'T'- K' dzvwwlmad Is the ARROWHEAD coming out was the question heard every two weeks throughout the year The answer was always the same We hope so' Under the conscientious efforts of Mrs Burkhart the ARROWHEAD staff consisted of an eleven man team all interested in one thing the success of the paper As a result of this precedent it was the endeavor of the whole staff to make the ARROWHEAD at all times interesting and personalized thus many new articles were 1n1t1ated which not only in formed the students of school leadership such as the Council Corner but also of the political news with the papers new column Around the Nation The ARROWHEAD rated a work room considered somewhat 1tS own this year 1n which all of the column typing stenciling and scoping were completed Only the staff w1ll ever know the hectic hours and terrible confusion which always prevailed in the ARROWHEAD tor ture chamber Needless to say the staff thoroughly enjoyed their responsibility of producing the OH school paper and were always conscious of making each issue the best ever for their subscribers the students of Ottawa Hills Hlgh School STANDING: Elinor Hart. Mary Duncan. Tom Ellis, Lois Thackeray, Joe Kabat, Nan Scharschmidt, Debby Williams. John Colenback. Pat Ralph. Sue Stowell. SEATED: Donna Holtzman. Assistant Editorg Mimi Smith. Editorg Mrs. Burkhart. Adviser. C171 69 Jlomccnnunq, Queen, 9 Helen Kmerzm Ann Ballmger Mary Rupp Sue Vosper Janet Kost E 111. ' F gr Aruy 5' r ,f- R K I 5 E I Ottawa H1115 candldate for queen of Sweetheart Sw1r1 Mary Rupp Ottawa Hills candidate for queen of D1Stf1Ct Student Councll Dance Ann Ballmger . I - : 1 ' . . . 5 . I . . qv 'W , . I Q X cs d X Q a :fa fa? i LL ' 77 K. 5 , 'I I 4 1 lil luv The Still xx IS xx umd hx than adxlsel We admlt he shoxx ed who was the wlser Ploclastm ltlou xx L heald h1m say W111 catch up xv1th all of you someday Oux 1deas xxue good but alas alac bo hele s the faux pas of oul staff Oul adxlsel noxx has hls last laugh But xou dem lC idO1 do not fret We xe left th1s page xx 1th no 1eg1et F01 hele xou max xxute chalt chaw and plot Oh th1S the pagc ou1 stiff fO1g C ,L K. ,Q . , Uv xl' . . ,' 1' ll . , . ' , ' 'H v XA H ' 9 Q 9 za ' - , ur ' ' 'X ' , I k! We'x'e no snaps of golf, baseball, and track. ' 1 '. KC 77 1 . -Q vl Q 7 1 l 1 ,V 7 L 1 Y C N7 7 l 1 ' v' H - ' , A ? , ' C ' ot. 9 mW 4-.Q-n Fred Cluclgcr Clara NILILL1 B111 Lannon Nlnm XX 11 m 111 L 3111111 1 x L11 11 1 K1m 111011 Iohn H111 V1'1rg,1e Fullcl Scotty Coll Nlaxtx Frubb 'lylcr Olscn Jim an .sffwgl gum, The All School plax The CUIIOUS Sax age duected by M1 Dllle was a gleat success and was enjoy ed by both the cast and the audlence Stalllflg K1m Hlett as Mrs Sax age the sto15 to k place ln an lnsane asxlum Need less to say all the students xx ho paxuclpated wcxc cxtxemlly effectlxc 1n thelr loles of lunatxcs of one tx pe Ol lFlOl1'191' Jim 52l'U0fL Pimp John Loves Mary ou1 Sen1o1 play was anothel d1amat1c h1t and a credlt to Mr. Ba1ber xx ho d11ected. By double castlng the guls parts more were able to participate and the whole class worked behind thescenes to make our final performance a fine one. 'Jaffa ' l vs -0' DON BASCH SUE STOWELL ELINOR HART TOD ROEMER Presldent Vlce Presldent Secretary Treasurer 1' qO'5!' 4- me LARRY MINDEL GINNY TODD BUD MARSHALL DAVE MELHORN Pres1dent Vxce Pres1dent Secretary Treasurer -Eh 51 if jophomoluza, Under the leadersh1p of the pres1dents Don Basch and Larry M1ndel the class of 1955 had a very actlve and eventful year The VICE presldents Sue Stowell and GIHDIG Todd presrded ln the absence of the presldents The task of recordmg the class busmess was well performed by Elmor Hart and Bud Marshall Tod Roemer and Davld Melhorn handled the flnanclal matters wh1le B111 Cannon attempted to keep order The sophomores were represented on Student Councrl by Sally Shawaker Davld Melhorn and Davld Glow The lnterest of the sophomores 1n school affaxrs was shown by the1r actlve partlclpatxon 1n all school events Due to thelr generous contrlbutlons to the 1952 Commun1ty Chest drlve, they greatly alded the school to surpass 1tS quota Wlth the competent 1eade1sh1p of M1 Bogan and Mr Parsons, the sophomoles sponsored the all school talent show 1n Whxch both elementary and lugh school students dxsplayed then talents The1r support of school sports, plax s, and dances made xt posslble to say that the sophomores had a very successful school year .Y , v Q pa ,f fl I ?'. 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I we J Klum, 1 If I I I if f .- I -M1 HUGH LAUGHLIN JOHN HILL Presldent VICL Presrdent Under the leadershrp of Hugh Laughlrn Presrdent the Class of 06 has been busy at work th1s year When Hugh was absent John H ll took over the meetrngs Margre Fuller had the job of reeordrng the class affalrs and Reynolds Keller took cre of frnancral mat ters The class was well represented on Stu dent Councrl by Phrl Strchter John Davrs and Tom Yamrn The mam aetrvrty of the year was the Freshman dance Stardust whrch was held in WO' 'Q 51 E , .- - Q nr f-5 ' .,- MARCJIE FULLER REYNOLDQ KELLER Seuetary Treasurer 1n the Elementary gym Danclng was to the musle of Fats Mason Phrl Strchter was the ehanman of the dance whrch Went off 1n a successful way The class IS outstandrng rn supportlng any and all school actlxrtres They have a great deal of pep whreh rs shown at football and basketball games The Freshman hope that they have made a good start rs they are lookrng 1nto the future and hoprng to be the best class yet t -r 'nl A' I X Fzrst Rott Adelalde Acklrn Fern Alexander Helen Arthur Bonnre Berex Marshall Bellrnan Second Rmb Frrtz Bet? Elrzabeth Brt ner Joseph Bower Carolme Cole Crrol Crampton Tlmd Ron, Joan Davenport John Dun Harry Ewell 44 1 'X X . . Q- . y I . 1 X r 'U' V' D . .. T 7 v Q C sl 1 . . v .l , ', ' ' I . 7 . . -- Y . 3 3 ' . 2 . ' ' ' . as , 4 uv - t A 2-T 'V V V 5 Y - . 3 , ..: ,w 3 jf S' Z' J , 1 ,- ' 9 NX p z H A 4 NNN ? 4 4 T f - 2 ' e ' of ' T I ,-Q 'Q L Q , E V f J 1. , Q ' L1 u , f T V' 4' ' - F Y 5 i. ' ' 2 f - W- ' 9 ft- N7 ,rf '11 'N' sbvv S? ,-qv 'L -L cv' 'Y X 'W 'Z 'V as 3 LH Xi if-I ,cr sf' Lev Flournoy Connie Fox Kay' Gohring Stow- Gordon .,. I -ff D. . -':77if-2551 ., :QP S Yfr'::f': fzfffifks. ,Q-,, -L' 11.?':f-:Jr J ,' -f ,f-gg..-,:',.,. - ,-,MW , N-4,,f - . , . If , l'?i 3T:iFli7f3 1 Q .' Maltx Grubb Sue Hardgrove Paul Hartman v- ' N'1nrv Held Bob Hmkle Stan Howard ...Q Gmnx Johnstone I mfia Kase el fn A11c1a Klrkmdn Sue Kost Janine LaVcrgnc Joel Lexme '?' A, Tu n Lonfmmch S 11h YNIHCIL n Inu 'Xlatbfr f 1xlQ 'VIcBr1r3f vi 9 5,1 R 1 X 5 4' 4' ix Marg' McNcrney Jim McPhail Melmda Mewborn Bob O'Desky 71 Tom Pl'INbCI'fOIl Diane Rasmussmfn Paul Rcichc-rt Tom Reinbolt Pat Roberts 5 'T' Henry Rudy s..-f 'Q sv' ---f 4, Vivki Rudy J Pete Sim-lair Ellen Smith Dave Stacklin Patty Str-inberq Phil Stichtr-r ,Q ,.,, Tom Tormvy ' 5. N Mint XViHilN4FrIl if i sf Q Debby Wus-rfol C 1 4-ff Tom Yamin 1-ra. 79 5 3 Q, ' 5' -:J L N LEE OLSEN BILL BOURNE DONNA GOODMAN ELIZABETH BURNS frqhfh. ywza In Splte of the hand1cap of bemg the mfants of the h1gh school the elghth grade has accompl1shed much th1s year under the leadershlp of the1r class presxdent Lee Olsen The other offlcers were B111 Bourne Vlce presldent Donna Goodman Secretary Treasurer El1zabeth Burns Trea surer and Bob Baron Sergeant at Arms Our student counc1l representa t1VeS were Gus Carver Buck Hexles and Dlck Epste1n The class showed 1tS school Splflt bv sellmg felt letters and collectmg tax stamps Startlng our h1gh school days w1th enthuslasm and a good S1ZGd trea sury we antlclpate a very successful four years ,.--. up-f 41 Thzrd Row Gub Carxe Sheldon Cousms Jlm DeV1lb1sS Jamce Enghsh Fourth Row Dlck Epstem E111ot Fme Hank Gelger Sandy Goerlxch 7? AQ ' 1 I Az -- fv- NIH. I Q . , i -5 x x ,N 'Thi -'C ' In Top Row Nancs Jackson B111 Jennmgs Janet M1ller Niervx yn Mllle Bottom Row Jane Zlmmel man iiml Second Row Judx Mmns John Morgan Stexe N1kazy Sue Raxrdon if may Q n 9' 1 'KP B., Thzrd Row Jame Rowe Ronnle Shap1ro Tommy Slmkms Barbara Sm1th Fourth Row Ellen Sm1th Doug Stone Jlm Wolfe R01 Young R fr N vi J: J ':3:ffl, I ' - .ffrffffglkl e lf? 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' Q Mr. 1 1 ' . 1' . ' ' Dr. ' . . . ' Mr. f ' . M 2 1 ' . ' 1 ' M12 1 ' ' ' M1'. 1 1 ' . 1 ' . 1 j Mr. 1 1 ' 1 '1 . M12 2 1 ' ' M12 1 1 1 ' M 1 1 1 ' . M12 z 1' '.'. ' 1 . ' j M11 1 1 1 'bf . - M 2 1 1 '.'. 1 ' J . ' M1 1 l 1 . ' 1l'll 5 ' 1 . M 1 1 L M '. 1 1 1 ' 1 M12 1 1 T' .... ' ' M '1 1 1 K' . M i 1 1 . 1. ' , . D12 1 1 1 . 1 ' ' 1' be Mr. Illl K 1'5. f1 ' ' 1 M i 1 1 ',', 1: ' . 1.' ' 51121 1 1 ' '1 '1 Mr. 1 ' . ' TOLEDO WOOLEN AND SILK WOOLEN S RAYON S COTTONS Dressmcrker and Brldcrl Supphes 62O MGd1SOH Avenue EU 1,362 When you re thlnklng of u career Thmk of Ohro Bell I A 'ob with u future 0 A good salary 0 A friendly place to work THE OHIO BELL TELEPHONE COMPANY Comphments of COLONY RECORD LOUNGE 2177 West Central KI 6982 CO. o o .JL 0 .Sf .fs urg- ' .ff -I ,. vu , vu'-'A' mf' ev, 5 q,,ld.llm fr ee Off' I X Wgf n I O - l O.. - I l . L l Q OOO l l w 4 ' w l 4 L , - K f f ,J Comphments of Arne NISSBH s SMURGASBURD 4535 Monroe St KI 1780 Brmg refreshment Into play have u Coke HX 19406322 ff'ff!?5 Toledo CocaCo1cr Bottllng Company WTUL To1edo's Friendly Statlon 1230 on Your Rodlo D131 O O N KX - , ..- we ' L X K I . 1 , , N W 1-X Y Q E MAKgRFf'W'fu 1 -.e- - ' L L - uf? 'cm .. Q f-,,.v.f.a Warmer: IOVVLED UNDER AUVNOIIIY Ol 'Nl COCA-COKA COMPANY IY 1 MULTIPLE IIPEIIATIUNS PEIIFUIIMEII 3--7' Q-,e..EI FASTER . . . AT LOWER COST... Q ON CATERPILLAR TRACK LINKS Here IS rapxd low cost productxon on track hnks used on Caterplllar track type Tractor The BAKER 60 HO machme does the work faster cheaper features tw1n pull cyl mder construcuon for smooth even feedmg of saddle All umts can be equlpped wxth pos1t1ve stop and delayed reverse and two rates of feed m one cycle The machlne IS electr1cally controlled all the operator has to do IS load and unload the part and push a button BAKER machlnes are h1ghly flexxble can be adapted to a wxde range of operatlons 1nclud1ng s1ng1e or mult1ple sp1ndle drrlllng bormg reammg counterbor mg hollow rmlllng and chamfermg Wrxte Baker about your spec1f1c job problem pb.: fyfcafpzz.. 1' mc. . . . 9 ' A ' et ' n ze ' -1 ' Q, 4 . ' 4 W 'A o o o 4 V 'p . 2 x . . . - . . , . ' 4 c n u s L 0 0 I . I . . . . 4 - . . . 9 ' . I U 0 0 u I , 9 ' o 0 . . 9 9 A a 9 . . . ,JAIION 'l jp.'41luvSH '7 713' 'L,lIfJ1XN ',H 'WJ' A ' 'J 'Ev 5119! 2 MI FWUSF ff, H a caur es o e i r ra ., 6 L ,6 IYQYQL ,u Peoria,I1l. . . , I I I N station 'J I . - I if 75- -J 2:50 Q-Q95 ern 'zv --J Xq ' wiv :za K I vsf:-3 :arf :au 12, - - 2 71 . - :-uwe: aces ,-x 2 i 5 - .. V N43 .g.- ! A 5 xv Q . I 1 I Ii Q 3 o , , :Arun I T, Q.. ,149 -L :fans 3 N1-is .: : 4 - . - I ' I 7 I D CONGRATULATIONS CLASS OF '53 TOLEDO TILE 8: FIREPLACE CO. 4139 Monroe Street E. D. STEVENS KI 3053 T, ' , ir vv0'4.,Nr!J'P' dx 1 Ko bbc xy JJ D35 ,NO obs' Ov' 15 C I f .06 J Qu' -:fo 5 iv Ji: 0'h:'9'1A u COMPLIIVIENTS UF jam lute, MN Q,-'filo BROOKS INSURANCE AGENCY INC INSURANCE SERVICE 170 O O 1120 Madison Avenue To1edo, Ohio Compllments of THE TUSCHMAN STEEL COMPANY GLASS IN THE FORM OF FIBERS MADE INTO INSULATIONS MATS FILTERS YARNS FOR THOUSANDS OF USES IN HOME AND INDUSTRY OWENS CORNING FIBERGLASS CORP TOLEDO OHIO SHUPPE WOMEN S APPAREL TELEPHONE KINGSWOOD 8861 4312 MONROE STREET TOLEDO 6 OHIO un Q U 4 . . n - 1 I THE BINNEY CASTINGS COMPANY FERROUS AND NON-FERROUS ALLOYS for Th GI M 1 2 45 A d 1 A I0 d 4631 HARRY S THE REICHERT CLOTHING COMPANY FLOAT D MA 2490 MANUFACTURING d H 11 h COMPANY Tld 60h PROFESSIONAL OPTICAL SERVICE 211 B 11 B 1 d C 1- Compliments of of I gl 1338 orr Street Western an ng 's Rid' B cl A 1 o e o , i0 G . L . Specializing in Cosmeticcrlly Correct Prescription Eyewear e uildinq To e o, Ohio W 56546 300 large attractuve rooms wuth bath Coffee Shop and Cocktaul Lounge Its Toledos headquarters for busmess and luncheon meetlngs Popular prlces and convenuent down town locatuon makes at a good place to stay the next tlme you re lh One of America s Great Hotels 500 rooms each wnth bath servndor and clrculatung Iced water Raduo In every room and televnsuon available upon re quest Largest aur condmoned ballroom In the cnty Handsomely decorated pn vate dmmg rooms Excellent facllutles for every busmess or socral functlon Arr condntuoned coffee shop and new Shallmar cocktall lounge and dlmng room JOHN o snnev ami :M 9 he l I 'TTI Toledo UH RAYMOND J Mouofv R new M W itll r r WWW45 150 outslde rooms Toledos most modern fireproof hotel every room wuth bath A quiet moderately prnced retreat rnqht In the heart of downtown Toledo Youll enloy Its attractive Englnsh decor emu M Mmsn R det M U NDER THE DIRECTION OF RESIDENT BRIEN COMM TOLEDO OHIO I ALL DOGS C0 FUR KASCO Is your clog a Social Outcast? FEED I KRS . . IDSS' , Rx vw T X d fro D '.'rz::, tm , lfs Ugg hcfozxsf Whether your doa IS large or small thoroughbred or Just plam pooch he II ao for Kasco Complete Doa Ratron Kasco S dOQ'I1C1OL1S tormula wlth chtorophythn added provrdes all the nourrshment any doa needs Treat your doa to Kasco' Buy rt at your taVor1te store BEST WISI-IES THE CLASS 95 NATION ALLY KNOWN or GOOD FOOD GRACE E SMITH S TURNER CONCRETE RESTAURANT Servxce and Cafetena MADISON AT ERIE i S I I I D O I - 4338: lr xx i f I ' o 'l Io! r dog X W, . wior m .OJ l A '21, 5':: 'z f'w,.. 'IZ contre o gi 'don' 'A1 :ali I TO O OF I I 3 . TOPS COMPLIMENTS OF Toledo s Dralrng Entertarnmenl WSPD AM an 1370 KC Barber Shop The Vo ce of Toledo for 32 Years The Campus Cleaners AND 3057 We t Bancroft St CHANNEL 13 B I WINEREY LEE ROGERS Th Wo ldl Yo r Home BEST WISHES TO THE CLASS OF 53 PEMBERTUN CADILLAC COMPANY 1415 Ielferson A enue Toledo 2 Oh o IN I I n , d i s . Toledo, Ohio e r n u v , i 9 Congratulahons To The Class of 1953 Central at Tal adge IOHN M WETTSTONE Propr etor PICK UP AND DELIVERY SERVICE AT YOUR CONVENIENCE Phone IOrdcrn 0136 Ottawa Hills Gulf Service Pafziuklro SCHORLING'S 'Sage' gnu Signage, FANCY GROCERIES and MEATS Q Free Delivery Service IO 4681 3115 W Bancroft at Old Orchard Geo T Browmng Co Comphmems of 613 Monroe Street Toledo 4 01110 MARK KLAUS SHOP SEEDSMEN AND LANDSCAPE CONTRACTORS 516 Adams Street Complete Stock of Flower and Vegetable Seeds Tools Next to Paramount Theater luruor and Mlsses MA1n 1024 Apparel Frank M Powell Chas R Llttle m Good Taste Q , , U Fertilizers, and Bulbs. n BOB EDDY BUICK CO. TOLEDO'S DOWNTOWN BUICK DEALERS SINCE I9 l5 Monroe Street 12th to 13th MA.in 3165 QQ NORTHWUUD INN 02 Toledo Ohlo Com1ng Attrachons College Days but IITSI choosmq Wonderful clothes from Myrcx Ianet s Where ts lun to shop cmd eosy to pork r qht MYBA JANET SHOP PQ-J 2655 W Central Ave LA 1484 li No i , . 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To1edo's Downtown DODGE AND PLYMOUTH DEALER SELTZER MOTORS 1107 MGdlS0n Ave AD 9286 CADY'S FINE FOODS FRESH VEGETABLES QUALITY MEATS cm VEGETABLES 1630 West Bancroft AD 9176 WE DELIVER Smce 1901 EQDESEBBPKNEENAIEJEIE NO SPRINGS HONEST WEIGHT INDUSTRIAI SCALES FOOD MACHINES RETAIL SCAlES H C ALBRING COMPANY 734 740 Sumrmt Street Wholesale CIGARS CIGARETTES TOBACCO CANDY SCHOOL SUPPLIES -nf d INC. o ' o o ' 0 CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 53 LAUREL C WUlllVl1-lN, INC MADISON AVENUE OUALITY USED CARS lofi Willys Distributor-Packard Dealer NRE PEP, O WITH Rqgzs BRE T QUALITY YOUR ORE OR DELIVERED TO YOUR DOOR A SYMBOL OF SCHOOL LEADERSHIP Indwldual Free Placement Instructlon Servxce for and Promohon Graduates TOLEDO S OLDEST INSTITUTION OF HIGHER LEARNING 83 Yea s of Cont nuo s Ser ce Check O Rec d tke B sm s Men A DAYIS IIUSINESS QJULCIEEGEI BUYS CARS SELLS PARTS ART S AUTO PARTS 801 N Westwood Avenue IO 4676 Art Solomon 10 S F' UL. b K.. we i N 1 ER Q if-.df 9 f T f 1 I AT ST ' ' C W, . X E . r i u vi - ur or with 1 u ' es I Complrments of VARIETY CLUB BEVERAGE COMPANY 33 17th Street COMPLIMENTS FORMED STEEL INDIVIDUAL FREEZER LOCKERS or Meats Game Frults and Vegetables Famthes Farmers Hunters Complete Cutt nq Processmq and Sharp Free mg Curmq Smok nq and Lard Rendermq TOLEDO FOOD LOCKERS 321 Morns Street ADams 1940 Daily E cept Sundays and H01 days Saturdays 9 OO A M to 1 OO P M Located m THE GREAT LAKES TERMINAL WAREHOUSE BUILDING 06 WEARLEY MOTOR CO CHRYSLER PLYMOUTH IOOO MONROE STP EET OF L E T .I-tours: 9:OO A.M. to 5:3OP.M. mc. I T1 I 'T THE RATHBUN CABTAGE CU LOCAL AND LONG DISTANCE MOVING AND STORAGE Mcxchmery Movmq Dlsmcmtlmq and Erectlnq All Employees cmd Equlpment Insured GA 7494 2941 51 Monroe St Toledo 6 Ohlo COMPLIMENTS Comphments of HAAS JORDAN SHANK COBLEY COMPANY 1017 MCIdISOn Avenue DE SOTO PLYMOUTH MAKERS OF FIN E UMBRELLAS R. A. SHENEFIELD 8: SONS INSURANCE AGENCY 307 SUPERIOR STREET 7 of - O 4fnmmhwdwmL bhmldumm, AMMMQ jmbmz BOB REESE BOB REESE MOTORS INC :QQQ IJ President I Emi ld1L1hm,tothv,6lau,n,Q 53 KEWWTEIHOTELS MONROE AND COLLINGWOOD 314 NCDRTH ERIE STREET GRANDlMOTORS Your Chrysler Plymouth Dealer RELIABLE OVER 1X3 OF A CENTURY M d L SS: onroe an cz MA.in 6227 TI-IE LANGUAGE OF TI-IE FLOWERS IS BEAUTIFUL, LOVABLE, AND IMPRESSIVE JOEI COOPER FLORIST 1633435 Broadway AD 5139 DISTINCTIVE Pormac Owners Llke Our FEMININE APPAREL for Iuruors MISSGS Wom M O O R E S MILLER WHITFIELD AT THE COLONY SGIVICG MONROE G CENTRAL EXCLUSIVE STYLES Monroe at 12th POPULAR PRICES CONVENIENT PARKING OPEN FRIDAY EVENINGS Toledo Ohlo jim, Upnn, Quan, to Jloqutalzfy, FAMOUS AMERICAN AND CHINESE FOOD Dehclous Fned Chlcken Tender Iuxcy Steaks Famous for our Chop Suey Sea Food Dmners CHINESE FOOD TO TAKE OUT DOUGLAS GRILL Au' Condmoned 0 4129 Monroe Corner Douglas LAWndc1Ie QO73 Free Pczrkmq For reservcxuons Coll LA O138 ' I ' - ' - en I O Q PERSONAL SERVICE I 0 I O O WHITE-HUT DRIVE-IN GROUND-OFF-THE-ROUND HAMBURGS 3 DRIVE IN LOCATIONS 3981 Monroe ot Cent ol 1205 Syl errno ot Lockwood 3472 Coll ng ood ot Detrolt Compl ments S Complments Amenccz s Quality of the POTATO CHIPS TEXTILEATHER 'Wm CORPURATION porno 5 cs-ups hmzummi RAY VICKERSTAFF ADVERTISING CO T ranslt Advertzsmg Salk Screen Prmtmg KL0nd1ke 1535 3212 Sylvanla Ave r V ' i W ' i of 1 i I I I ..V........ j '::g11 I ll is gr I 2 s fl 2 wi 2 my A-an-:Ax quxurv ,il -5 1 '55 . I I I I . I I I C U I Q- ft-5 f Z x ,mn ,malnu- . -,.,, ,.,-,.,.,l TOLEDO -1-' ,ll- W7-, IOM the employees 0 Owem Ill111o1v A V am! 115 511651611617 zes M! M KE THESE PRODUCTS :E 53 Ullfllbllflllq io 10111 g'fl1fl, I I ' V :HIM-aug 1 C0111 1 11107160 com 01 I S5-,umqgns CLOSURES AND CONTAINERS PLASTIC SPECIALTIES ana' enjoyment cs sf C'5 X FQ' uc- P VFX! MJJQ' GLASS TELEVISION BULBS BLOCK KZEAWECID KJ BUILDING Ano XX lNsuLAnNG Q 'PRODUCTS KD 'J +54 LAsoaA1onY GLAsswARE 3,5 Auromonvs GLASSWARE PHARMACEUTICAL GLASSWARE msulnols 3 um cLAsswAns lf' Sq I T XVEX SM ' , I - TVX . M5, Rx .. H1 .V -Nl 5.7! 1 I V tx' 4 NV 4 s , T, A L' ' I y FT Pu. I C I l C ' O I ' 6 1 f fa 1, Bef - 1 W f .- 5 I A ly x wk' his . . . . 2,1 +5,4k 'ff ' Y 1 ' ' A I-f'rEFfZ4 K9 I E, J XI 'X Q ff, J X' 1 I A 1 ff , '-J 1 X I 13' FQ: Q ,T PW 1, A Q 0 A 4 J A . U LYTV 3. Q - wif L 5 M- .- - , . ., ,. 3 fi 1.7355 S31-ZW . 6.4 F3 , C L . f 1 1 X: 6' I, 'Q' VY l . ' f l LE, if , J - ,. if ra TN 1 , 3 1- Q2 ,f If XA E , , 1 - JJ QJEN Vi I - ! ,fy .K 1 I ll I 'M-... :um ,,,??'N my 'el mf in 1 5: 1 1 N j f K if f? '2 ' 2 D L., jx ii? Q KX, EN 4, xg ,YJ Y gxxxi, , PN. jill Ill! Compliments oi THE TOLEDO TOWEL SUPPLY COMPANY 322 E. Woodruff Ave. Phone MAin 2297-98 Toledo's Leading Towel and Linen Rental Service FRED S BARTZ FLORIST 2646 West Centroi Avenue Toledo 6 Ohio KL 1521 BEAUTY SALON ot the Flowers Telegraphed Anywhere CQLQNY ARCADE KI 3244 in the World Advertising Artists 517 Produce Exchange Bldh MArn 8066 l' -....F nn-.. I 'A' ll.LusTRAruoN .... LAYOUT .... osslcu LErrEnrNc...REroucHlNc na ., IA 71 'P ,X fob! .- JA A4 , pffK'+f'J I' Congratulations to the V 1953 GRADUATING CLASS 502 MADISON AVENUE TOLEDO, OHIO MORTGAGE LOAN BANKERS GA 4691 Comphments of HERTZFELD OLDSMOBILE Mad1son at 17th DEMPSEY OPTICAL DISPENSERS SPI'I'ZER BUILDING MGdlSOn Avenue CHIIRCHILL'S FROZEN FOOD LOCKERS 2845 W. CENTRAL TOLEDO, O. LOCKERS an Finest Meat Processxng Servlce We sell only TOP GRADE meat speclcrlrzmq 1n U S Government graded PRIME cmd CHOICE BEEF for sale by srde or quarter COMPLETE VARIETY OF QUICK FROZEN FRESH MEATS FOR DAILY USE FULL LINE OF GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES ILL, Uftcuua, JLLZDLH DIAMONDS , In Gow IEWELEY , I .M WATCHES I I I l I SILVER . , HANDBAGS COSTUME I EWELRY STATIONERY CHINA 51201512 ,J JEFFERSON AND ERIE GLASS GIFTS We look VOYXVCITCI to hcrvmq the opporturuty to serve you as We have served your owl s cmd frlends for three quart rs of CI century You W1ll fmd ln our store Q wlde vorlety of fme thmqs at wrcx ever prlce you cnoose to poy cmd you wlll fmd Cx frlendly stuff cmxlous to please REGISTERED IEWELER CERTIFIED GEMOLOGISTS AMERICAN GEM SOCIETY Il5 d , . , E, C I 2' , If 1, 'ry , V- E? MIZI' ::: Pl' 213.1-H' ll - PM ji ji Ylgdl jig! ! ,,..ul '!.'bl! E ,,', i: . . I-azfvgl Ap ly ' . SEI., , ' lin ll fl.1ie ' ' - e . 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I . l . I . I I I I ' 0 ' I n . I ' TOLEDO CAMERA SHOP EVERYTHING IN PHOTO SUPPLIES 6 Hour Photo Flnlshlng One Day Servlce Enlczrgements Telephone MA1n 6035 225 Huron Street TOLEDO 4 OHIO KABAT DISTRIBUTING COMPANY Drstrrloutors Northern Ohlo or BEN HUR HOME FREEZERS FLOR EVER VINYL LINOLEUM CRYOVAC FOOD PACKAGING 801 Woshrnqton St Toledo Ohro Your Bu1ck Dealer Tl'11s IS on old onnouncement to mony Tolecloons lust to re mmd you to stop rn ond see the new BUICKS on drsploy McLAUGHLIN MOTOR SALES INC 2111 19 Adams St MA 4118 WALKER FURNITURE COMPANY 3950 Monroe Street Colony Shoppmg Center Toledo 6 Ohio . in on f Compliments of O I ' I SINCE 919 KOPF S has been Toledo s Downtown Chevrolet Dealer KOPF MOTOR SALES COMPANY CH VROLET SINC 9 9 IEFFERSON AT 2TH MA N 3 52 TO Tl-IE CLASS GF 53 CONGRATULATIONS AND GOOD WISHES FROM OTTAWA HILLS BOOSTERS CLUB 1 - I I Service Satistaction accompanied by tai dealing-just tive minutes from the heart oi the downtown shopping district. E E 1 1 l l l Compliments of THE WORLD S FAVORITE SPARK PLUG CHAMPION SPARK PLUG COMPANY Toledo Oh1o BEST WISHES T0 THE CLASS CDE 953 DAMSCHRODER BERRY INC MEN S SHOP CQMPL MENTS GE THE WILLIS DAY STORAGE CO ll I ll I l 3ll Superior St. Toledo 4, Qhlo l as ington Street ADams 71 Make no l1t11g,1ffan?W Evil all V55 iff IW! JCM l B S ,alll 20 'Q f! fm -dfvffdfudfj Jvc, I .4142 Lf! They have no maalc to shr meh s blood and probably themselves wrll hot be reahzed Make bug plans arm hrah m hope and Work remembermq that a noble d1a gram once recorded Wlll never dre Remember that our sons and qrandsorls are qomq to do thmqs that Wlll staqqer us Damel I-I Burnham I-IBBEY OWENS FORD Lo O O fayfdfflfwww GLASS Ui, Q f f- 4.1 lr V I' 1 7 .21 I lv ,V lfff '47 'kvlfff ,dv 'I fx i ',f . f J , , A X I ,., ,,j ,4ff,,J? 1 .1 ,yi ,Qf,?!- if A , - 7 ,czlygyljif vt: ly!!!-rfr, fx Vlxqf Y' k fl , ' , 4 '16 an fl 1 C' ,l , fr jfafff f 4, I u . 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