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

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Administration Glancing back over our high school years, the Class of 1958 realizes that it owes a great debt of gratitude to Mr, Ray E. Deardorff, the executive head of our school system. We are grateful to Mr. Deardorff not only because of his service to the school and community, but because of his faith in us as a class, which he has demon- stratedin the capacity of a leader, advisor, helper, and trusted friend. To the Class of 1958: I am pleased to be able to extend this farewell message to each member of the Class of 1958. One of my greatest pleasures has been in watching you de- velop through the years, for you have achieved the distinction of being a really outstanding class. You have compiled a very high academic recordg including representation by a large percentage of you on the honor rolls, your high ranking in the State Senior Scholarship Examinations, in which one of you ranked first in the district and fourth in the State, and in which you took eight places of the first ten in the county. Three of you Won high recog- 1 nition on the Merit Scholar- ship Examinations, and eight- een of you completed the new calculus course, achieving a good academic record. Through your serious and genuine interest in high aca- demic achievement, you have exerted important leadership which has influenced the younger students to emulate your successes. You have, in addition, par- ticipated in a broad sports and activities program, compiling one of the best records in in- terscholastic sports in the his- tory of our school, and win- ning District and State honors in the various music contests. You have indeed made a very fine record, and I am glad for this opportunity to give you my congratulations and wish for you much hap- piness and success. Sincerely yours, Ray E. Deardorff Executive Head