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

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Celebrating seemed to come easy this year, more than any other year, for OHS students. The sophomore class members started the celebration by host- ing the annual Frosh-Soph Mixer. With the announcement of the Homecoming queen and her court, the most exciting and fun-filled week of the school year began. From there everyone joined in to celebrate spirit week. Many students and teachers displayed their school spirit by dressing according to the designated dress-up days, and other week-long activities. Students were also busy after school and on weekends with shopping sprees, dates, nights out with friends, and attending various sports events. The students at OHS lead very active lives filled with many things to celebrate. ff 4i X XX M' ' X TUULWTUT ,l ' I f I it 'QP' ff M mx if X Student Life: Erin Schlosser, Editor Tara Walling Student Lifefl5

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Celebrate Leadership Football co-captain John Myers speaks to the student body at the Homecoming assembly. Miss Grace Reichert helps Dawn Hall as she com- pletes her typing assignment on the computer. l4flntroduction Leadership. At one time or other, you have all been leaders. No? Well, we think so. What about the class discussion when you knew all the answers? Didn't you lead it? What about the time you found yourself first out of the door for a tornado drill - the whole class was following you. Then there was the time you led the P.E. attack with two hits? See, we knew you'd see it our way. Oh, sure. We realize that there are obvious leaders - class offi- cers, team captains, editors, and well, even teachers. And we also realize that we couldn't have a good, exciting, smooth schol year without those people. They are as necessary to a great school as rain Qwhich we didn't have enough of this vearj is to crops. We just want you to understand that you are a leader too in your own way, whether you want to be or not, no matter how seriously or often you take that role. And we celebrate the leadership in you. JJ I ff l f n E wg! 212' A I mQQ':.-7... an VV', 2 k f 2. , V ,I ' J il. Above. A discussion takes place between Suanne Severson and her P.E. teacher Mr. Ron Slack about the day's activities. Top. Listening attentively to Mr. Bill Myers is Kathy Olson. He is explaining the composition homework that is to be turned in the next day.

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u A 1. ,f fl' O ., is w ' lFPw. wwf ' . M,,,gy,,ef.f-.. fig Traci Crowned at Assembly i l6f Homecoming Homecoming court and escorts. Dean l-laage, Dee Ann Moran, Dave Maier, Nicole Lazar, Traci Vanl.aarhoven, John Biffany, Toni VanLaarhoven, Tom Dekreon, Cheri Travi, and John Rowe. Back. Sue Gullakson and Brett Boren. FXR . e4,,, 5' A 4 .gimffrz .. .. -ew 31- . -,f4:,,Q.Qlaai:, ., . , L ., After the half-time presentation, Mrs. Elaine Van' Laarhoven proudly escorts her daughters off of King Field.