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

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Mesasa Staffs Editorial Staff Advisors . . . ..... Miss Nancy Wygant, Mr. Donald Sattler Editor ........... ....................... E laine Schnitker Associate Editor .............................................. Gail Pass Activities ...... .... C asey Carver, Judy Abbott, Carol Van Hartesveldt, Marsha Stewart Art ...... ....................,... A hlene Marshall Athletics . . . ..... Sue Miller, Tesa Rudy, Mike Hartman Division .... ........ L inda Franklin, Mike Hartman Faculty ..................................... Louise Jacobson, Dick Fain Features .... Sarah Macomber, Helene Stein, Betty Burch, Cathy Connelly Photography .................................. Jay Stecher, Andy Quinn Seniors .... Tina Sichel, Dottie McKisson, Anne Huntington, Dave Molthrop Underclassrnen ........ Gretchen Bogan, Judy Jo Arnold, Chris Fulghum, Gail Donahue, Joan Thelander Business Sta ff Advisor .......... .... M r. Donald Fontaine Business Manager ........ Carol Kohler Circulation Manager ................................. Jules Isaacson Staff Members ............ Jim Acklin, Barry Bryant, Mike Cunningham, Ned Hendrickson, Randy Jones, Judy Klag, John MacLean, Chuck Mayer, Judy Miller, Tom Moor, Marie Pope, Chuck Schultz, Artie Smith, Earl Staelin, Diane Steinberg, John Upham.

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The Class of 1958 presents the eighteenth annual OTTAWA HILLS HIGH SCHOOL

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An idea was born eighteen years ago, an idea that has since grown into a revered tradition of Ottawa Hills. It was in 1940 that the first graduating class decided to prepare a testimonial of their admiration and gratitude for Ottawa Hills High School. This testimonial took the form ol' a yearbook. Before the wheels of oper- ation could be set in motion, however, the Class of 1941 had to overcome an obstacle, they had to find a suitable, yet symbolic, name for the book. To solve this problem the editorial staff sponsored a student contest for the naming of the yearbook. A committee of seniors selected the best names from those submitted, and these were again voted upon by the student body. Glenn McDaniel, a senior, won the contest with the name Mcsrzsa, denoting N one of the last and most pow- erful Ottawa Indian chiefs. Now equipped with a name, the Class of 1941 set the wheels to turning, stopping them every so often to overcome other obstacles, but constantly progressing until they emerged with the first yearbook of Ottawa llills, the MESASA. The Class of 1958 has continued this tradition by preparing a tes- timonial of their own, designed to show their admiration and gratitude for Ottawa Hills by re- flecting the laekadaisical and laborious, the laughable and laudable, life that is led under its protecting care. .f-'4