Otter Creek High School - Otter Yearbook (North Terre Haute, IN)

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First row, reading left to right: Norma Mattick, Nlerza Ruszler, Betty Ilale. Irma Callecod, Betty Riggs, and Marilyn Meyers. Second row: Frances Atkinson, Dolores Chappelle, Faye Atkinson, Shirlev jones, Peggy Parker, and Virginia Doyal. tring Ensemble The strin f ensemble. under the direction of Mrs. NV:-ndholt, consists of twelve Z-, pieces. This group played for the style show and for the Christmas and Easter prograrns held in the assembly. They also played in the orchestra at the Vigo County Music Festival on March 4. Page Thirty-one

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First row, reading left to right: jo Ann Cliver, Virginia Snow, Dorothy Stone, Dick Laney, Arthur Brown, Iunior Brown, jane Hultz, Gertrude johnson, Merza Ruszler, Vera Bell, Eleanor Edwards and Norma Mattick. Second row: Don Pearinan, Don Cieasey, Charlotte O'Brien, Loretta Otte, Phyllis Feuquay, Betty Chaney, Thelma Carlin, Dick johnson, Mae Crindle, Betty Utterback, Don Hike, Bill Strauser, Shirley Myers and Kathryn Carty. Third row: Allen McDuffee, Bill Brant, Richard Stewart, Patty Butts, Barbara Elliott, Wanetta Murdock, Fred Snow, Bob Creasey, Raymond Snow, Bob Blackburn, George Hamil- ton, Charles Gehring and jimmy Cundifl. Fourth row: Phyllis Laybold, Kay Campbell, john Pruitt, Wanda Nichols, Mabel Howell, Don Meyers, Dale johnson, Arthur Penman and Mrs, NVendholt. Those not appearing in the picture are: Barbara Coda, Sara Herman, Cynthia Norton, Van Boner, Marion Blackburn, Carl Smith, Richard McNVufl'ee, Betty Knopp and Thelma Howell. Band Under the direction of Mrs. Wendholt, the Otter Creek High School band, com- posed of 57 members, has had a very successful season this year. The band played at all the home games, pep sessions and gave two assembly programs. This year there are several members representing the Otter Creek band in the solo and ensemble contest on March 24. The band will also compete in the band and orchestra contest sometime during the first part of April. Page Thirty

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First row, reading left to right: Nancy Britton, Margaret Doyal, Dora Lee Schommer, Carol Baxter, Margaret Freers, Delores Nardi, Carolyn Kelley, Bernice Freers, Myrna Anstead and Patty Colau. Second row: Betty Bryant, Betty Utterback, Barbara Elliott, Barbara Kirk, Charlotte O'Brien, Virginia Snow, Merza Ruszler, Gertrude Johnson and jo Ann joseph. Third row: Marilyn Havens, Christine Utterback, Kay Campbell, Kathryn Carty, Phyllis Lay- bold, Phyllis Feuquay, Mae Crindle, Betty Hale, Vera Bell, Lynn Cruenholz, Lucille Kiblinger and Frances Atkinson. Fourth row: Eleanor Edwards, Loretta Otte, jane Hultz, Alice Neese, Patty Stevenson, Ma- donna O,Brien, Marilyn Herman, joan Vandivier, Shirley jones, Sarah Rose johnson, Irene Ruszler, Faye Atkinson and Norma Bright. Girls' 4-H In the 4-H girls' division there are five clubs, namely, clothing, baking, can- ning, food preparation and room improvement. There is also an active boys' baking club. Each club is organized for the summer months and has its own officers. During the winter months all the clubs are organized together, with the following oi-Hcers. President ..,,, ,... V IRGINIA SNOW Rec. Leader .... --- BETTY UTTERBACK News Reporter --- --- BARBARA ELLIOTT Secretary .......,..,.e............ lx1ERZA RUSZLER The 4-H members during the club year of 1944 canned 325 qts. of food, baked 950 products, made 150 garments, prepared 425 dishes of food and served 350 meals. The members took an active part in the county and state contests, also in the County Fair, camp, mothers, luncheon, dress reviews and picnics. Page Thirty-two -