Ottawa Township High School - Senior Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

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HICTURN to school signaled the beginning of football practige. Energy -consuming hours of workouts. un- der the watchful eye of the Coach, preceded the more exciting hours before cheering throngs on game nights. WUOIJSIIOI' clulm ac- tiyiticw provided op- portunities for the girls to try their hands at tte man's art. ISESIDICS VACA- TION, f'hristmas meant hard work. Art students designed. painted, and Cisrlayed the traditional Nativ- ity scenes in the front door. Choral units raised their voices in Carols. and the C'l'rirt- mas story sounded through the OTHS cor- ridors. TRAMI' IJAY meant a moment of froli: from the usual routine of Casual dress and good behavior. Sometimes even the best of friends were momentarily dis- carded. FI,0.-XT-lII'Il.IJING called for teamwork anl late tours of nap- kin-stuffing in the farm shop. Seniors lingered longest :t the task as they realized this was their last such venture in construction. QF e N52 :tiff i , 7 f s f rf' Q jlllll Q o 'wx '- A ffm, G l V 3 WNW M'f'4..i ,fi