1960 Yearbook

1960 OHS YEARBOOK

~ Yearbook Staff ~

"How will we ever finish this book on time?" wonders Judy Baughman, our editor.

"Come on, Judy, tell the staff we have to meet that deadline!" exclaims Miss Mattingly, our sponsor.

"What would we do if we forgot a page of this book?" wonders the associate Editors Ramona Casto, Ellyn McQuade, and Sharon Wicke.

"We'll put the football boys on this page and the basketball boys here," explains James Karigan to Ronnie Renoe and Dale Shaw, members of the Sports Staff.

"Shall we put 30 or 32 pictures on this page?" asks Linda Hadsall, as she, Deloris Maloney, Beverly Shoemaker, and Judy Osmon arrange the individual class pictures.

"Let's see, we cleared $190 on our Mr. and Miss. Contest, so we can send our next pages to Topeka today," says Carolyn Burgoon to Sue Ellen Cortner, Business Manager, and her assistants, Louis Mattingly, Pam McGuirk, Carolyn Ray, and Jo Ann Zakoura.

"Watch the birdie," jokes Mr. James, our Staff Photographer.

"We have too many activities to fit on so few pages!" exclaims Judy Brassfield to Charlene Graves and Barbara Slayman, who are on the Organizations Staff. Carol Barnett is not present.

YEARBOOK SPONSOR:

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is for the million things she tends to,
keeping the ball rolling as she's done.

is for the irks we know we've caused her,
not reminding her we think she's quite the one.

is for the sample of our future
she's endowed us with by teaching us her trade.

is for her system she's established
from which she rarely ever has been swayed.

is for the machines she's master over,
knowing of their workings stem to stern.

is for the attitude she's shown us,
pointing out that praise is good to earn.

if for her teaching that she's always
done with expert care and little thanks.

is for the time she's put in on us,
aiding us to join in business ranks

is for her ideas on progressing,
making commerce courses what they are

is for the neatness in presenting
senior plays that are spectacular

is for the grand and gracious person
that we've had the privilege to know

is for the lady we'll remember
as from O.H.S. we soon will go

is for the yesterdays we'll favor
and just because she's been upon the scene.

In this simple way we hope we've told you,
Miss Mattingly, in our eyes, "You're a queen!"

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	"How will we ever finish this book on time?" wonders Judy Baughman, our editor.
"Come on, Judy, tell the staff we have to meet that deadline!" exclaims Miss Mattingly, our sponsor.
	"What would we do if we forgot a page of this book?" wonders the associate Editors Ramona Casto, Ellyn McQuade, and Sharon Wicke.
"We'll put the football boys on this page and the basketball boys here," explains James Karigan to Ronnie Renoe and Dale Shaw, members of the Sports Staff.
	"Shall we put 30 or 32 pictures on this page?" asks Linda Hadsall, as she, Deloris Maloney, Beverly Shoemaker, and Judy Osmon arrange the individual class pictures.
"Let's see, we cleared $190 on our Mr. and Miss. Contest, so we can send our next pages to Topeka today," says Carolyn Burgoon to Sue Ellen Cortner, Business Manager, and her assistants, Louis Mattingly, Pam McGuirk, Carolyn Ray, and Jo Ann Zakoura.
	"Watch the birdie," jokes Mr. James, our Staff Photographer.
"We have too many activities to fit on so few pages!" exclaims Judy Brassfield to Charlene Graves and Barbara Slayman, who are on the Organizations Staff. Carol Barnett is not present.