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

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i Huddled at her designated spot, Mrs. Jackie Dimmick checks student activity passes. Below far right. Warmth and laughter abound despite the cold weather at a home football game. Below. Many of the students help the cheers leaders encourage the Pirate teams. Far left. The game also provided generous clientele who supported the different teams moneymaking projects, such as the cheer- leader's bumperstickers which Mrs. Gen Hall is selling. Left. Catching up on the latest gossip, soph- omores Leesa Maki and Debbie Bute share a joke. Game Nightsf2

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- Spectator Spank The loyal Pirate fans do their best to keep warm in the trigid cold ot the foot- ball season.- Challenged by Cold Weather Students Support Teams Whether girls or boys teams, warm weather or cold, students looked for- ward to game nights all year long. Led by the band in Pep, students, parents, and teachers alike came out to sup- port the Pirates. Red and white dominated the game night scene. Cheering students in school spirited attire filled the bleach- ers and gymnasium and fellow athletes supported their teams with red and white faces. The Pomerettes, cheerleaders, and band all added to the excitement felt by spectators as they cheered their children, classmates or just the kid they'd seen in the paper, on to victory.

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3Ofl'lallways lloisg oaks -'- 'Passing' Dnly Part Of Job for Hallways Between classes, the corri- dors were alive with the hustle and bustle of students hurrying, at times reluctantly, to their destination. At other times, these same places seemed fairly tranquil with a few dashes of ex- citement here and there, Much of a student's school year was spent here with friends sharing ideas and emotions. Life- long friendships were developed among students as they traded homework before the school day began. Finding your own place within the walls of OHS seemed pertinent at the beginning of the school year. There, each settled before the day began to put the finishing touches on assignments due and relaxed during their lunch hour talking with friends. The students in these hallways change each year, but it is al- ways apparent that friends will stay together enjoying the best years of their lives. Exchanging the cold of winter for the warmth of the hallways students often congregate at their lockers. Right. Completing last minute assignments in the student lounge are seniors Lisa Simpson and Renae Crum. Far Right. Studying during lunch, junior Jeff Schrnoeger, relaxes by his locker.