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

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l 3 new students. It wasn't a matter of slipping back easily into a friendly old routine for themg although we hope that with the aid of helpful student council members their approaching experiences would be not only painless but as much fun as we could make , 5 if is 3 l Q them. The friendly greetings on New Students Day were supplemented by an all over welcome and general delight in seeing new faces we W 3 E E

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The hot sun hadn't shone quite so kindly upon their backs-a tan wasn't THEIR objective! The most eager were the . . .

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1.43 , 9-,ff 8' 45 W me X' . , W mb -Ze 259 'L w RE i s ,'. as 'iiifaxii 1 15 gi T ls gs. E ,, . . 'Z f 3 ' I . lil 'l hi' .ef st Q Ml L 15' 4' Q 1 E24 L , 'EP I Perhaps the faculty wasn't anticipating the fast approaching season QUITE so eagerly . . . There were pleasing new faces here too, and because we hadn't seen them for three months the fa- miliar ones were especially pleasing. There were many pre-school chores to be done in making ready the school itself. Our office staff and custodians were indispensable along these lines. Those empty rooms would soon be filled with a multitude of noisy, happy, unrestrained students. Ranking after the seniors in being the noisiest, happiest, and most unrestrained were the . . .