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

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Outside, passers-by ponder a For Sale sign on the front lawn. What is the going rate for a fully equipped high school? ls there depreciation for tire tracks in the grass? Are snowballs thrown across the field hockey field less dangerous than those thrown on the front lawn? ls some- one starting a used Jeep dealership in the Senior parking lot? The building has as spirited a schedule as the students. After the dismissal bell, students arrive for dress rehearsal for See How They Flun. The Physics room is converted into a lab for aspiring chauffeurs. The multi becomes the world's largest garage sale as the A.F.S. Flummage Sale works to raise funds in support of Corinna and some of our own students who will travel abroad this summer. Be- cause of en rich ment courses offered through the office of the community coordinator, village residents are dragged into the building by their enthusiastic dogs who are eager to get to their obedience class. The industrial Arts room buzzes with fledgling carpenters. 10 All photographs by M. Baldwin and Fl. Jamieson

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