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

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PART-time work for Bill Taylor seems to be pleasant work, indeed. EARLY on the road to business success is gasoline sta¬ tion attendant Ed Allen. “THIS pair should fit”, says Sandy Weingarten to youthful customer. CLERKING in a drugstore provides spending money for many, including Barbara Seibert. WORKING in a grocery store, as does Hank Hannigan, is especially nice for it keeps us close to FOOD. INSIGHT into professional work, such as photography, is gained by part-time worker Chuck Shreve. 15 | I

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DISTRICT wrestlers gather by the scoreboard for a bull session. BEDLAM! “I just shot and it swished through. We beat ’em!” VICTORIOUS Pirates Verne Blue, Jerry Chevalier and R. C. Johnson are mobbed by Pirate fans. TEARS of joy flow for R. C. Johnson, “Swish” Schlosser and John Love. 14

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HOMEBOUND student Ron Hercer is visited by in¬ school classmates Jim Jett and John Sagi. We M ake Friends: In Classrooms, In Passageway, In Competition BOWLING is leisure activity for many, including Dick Charlier, WINDOW for Christmas is prepared by art students. SUMMER band trippers relax at the lake side. CHEERLEADERS plead for a Pirate victory. 16