Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 92 of the 1924 volume:

--.4 w 4 .1 V -v ff' V N V ' 2' R.: -J 'N.-f f-..f s ,J ' , . . I :J fr N . -r L gf'-'1 1 . CS Jhe RQ dl K3 Wm if HHH fl 7 lllllll Tl-1E YEAR BOOK P bl h C1 by THE SENIOR CLASS fO v0 H gh S 11 1 M Q 4 ? W5fr Hl fr XXV' Q I 1 L , Qddlfj X f'XXV! I , 'Q 3 li, X xx V1 N! X l I X gl' llll I JQ 4' IITQ11 -ing , ,Sa iwffs-3 My N' llll I I n ru 1 nun I - K5 'Eff' 2 . ' ' i fa Sim ' if -- fi 513 'E Of 1924 C Sl fig u is e ' J Q si E o tta a i gl ii- Ottawa, Kansas as ay, 1 Q si ' l , , ' 2 A 5 1 Q Z F- AEE I I 5 -:-n .- QWQW omrll Zagirifgull l In preparing thrs volume of 'X L. the Recl and Whlte we have trred to make It a true memoir of our high school days It IS our dCSlYC that It mav recall many frlenclshlps and profltable hours spent together lr O H S .llflll ll-T T7 .F if Y -,S-i?lilI ,JIM X. Elm '4 ' .I 'ifg A E f S K f if l 1 if -l l Tm-llxfll rvuvlf kll:'T' J i gh Q if - h e Ziff l 'lll :ii Ll-lj El rj ' . 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' lf .L L- gy LL SM X V M4 ' I' .qA, NKxfA , 4 fl. 'X ' 1 X Nw! x, w v, Hfwi-Yf,f , ff 1? I Y X- ., - , XXX 2fym1'A 'U A,X SX X ,V, .X Lf. ,rf ' ' X A ' X ' V . W -M ,V appear-if gg 1- ,Az -Jr , 7 -V4 il f'- fr 71. T .- K , , ' vii- Eg, , V V - - 11 + Q- -,- T,., .,J-- Xiu - f :,,f . -f-' f RBD AMIHITE , f A ,' ... ,-- ,.-WZ -,. - -Y -' .1 -, ,Q A Brut gil Cbntumts He IS lovecl and aclmlrecl not only by the students but even by the commumty for hrs unclmdccl mterest ln O l-l S and his cease less actlvlty towarcl makmg xt year by year a better lnstltutlon I ge Si 511111 A gil Svnter Hls slncere frlenclshlp toward the students and faculty and hrs capablllty ln aclmlnlstermg the school system has won for lum the respect and appreclatlon of all 'k..1,M I -X -L-fefuf 1924 f' . . . f I 7 . . rf' -f L 3 .Qtr . t . .,. - . AV ,I I ,Mi I 'I X-'Y ff ' -' , . ' f , I ,' ,bl 5, 1- , V, ,'- .s - ' I X 'a x RED LMII-IITB MISS NADINE HODGES Unlverslty of Kansas A B Spanish French Are you chewmg gum? MISS MAMIE GRIMES A C Domestic Art You glrls are gettmg too noxsy MISS ESTHER DUNN Normal Traxnmg Well now It s like thls MR LESTER HOFFMAN McPhegso3 College A B Columbla Umverslty N Y QGraduate work! Physxcs Chemxstry Ill grant you that MISS MARGARET PRUNTY MISSOUFI Umverslty B S Engllsh Youd better start looklng up these words MISS EVELYN BROWNLEE Lmdenwood College Physlcal Tralnmg Dld you get that' 1924 Page Seven .:' - -- V11 . 5- , -, if ,f , - ,,! ,,. -- -..... -Ji if l , . . H ' U K. S. . ., B. S. H ' ' ' il University of Kansas, A. B. H ' 7 ' ' I9 , . , . . K, S. . ., B. S. , . . U ! Y KG 7 ' ll ' H I . I .2 RED LM!!-IITE 1 l x 5 Page Eight MISS NELLE CHAFFEE Baker Unlverslty A B Journallsm Now you re gettmg at lt MISS JENNIE GLENDINNING mverslty of Kansas A B Engllsh Take your seat lt tlme to begm MR BIDDICK Stoube Instltute B S Manual Tralmng Mechamcal Drawmg Thats your problem now MRS HAZEL K HUME UnlVeFSlty of Kansas A B Geometry Algebra Make your flgures accurate MR C O BANITA Kansas State Teachers Collegc S Graduate Study ln K S T C ln Edu catlon Agrlculture General Sclence Boys are better Judges than girls any way MISS CARRIE DL RN b Baker Unlverslty European Hxstory Geometry Pxns have saved many llves by people not swollowmg them 1924 K A B f '-9 ' ,-'-3-- VC . -,A. . I ..., -It f. - ,Y.g Y , -, -1-- ,4 IN' -' f - ,,,. ...i af -,- g ,..-f', I ,.fe vw' -- ...f 'l --... --' ,., '.1 ... . 'S , I l 5 . . ' , . . Enghsh u s ' ' H U , . . as , ' 1 ' ' n , . , . . n r n , . , . . - n ' n . . . . , B. '. as ' ' - n . -n 1 w . . . li ' . , ' n RBD LWHITE College of Emporla Occupatlons Engllsh Muslc Can you practise at 3 15 MR CLARENCE A PEACOCR Ottawa Unlversnty B A Physlcal Tralmng Dxrector of Orchestra Band Cut out the foollshness you may need thlS some tlme MISS MYRTLE GUNSELMAN A C Domestlc Sclence Lets have no talklng now MISS BERTHA WILLIAMSON Tarkxo College Tarklo Mo A B Latln Lets turn back to page MR B SMITH HAWORTH Ottawa Unlverslty A B C1v1cs Amerlcan HlSt0Ty Soclal Problems Economlcs Youd know lf you read the news papers MISS NORA FORESTER Kansas State Teachers College, B S and Commerce Shorthand Typewrltmg Get ready for two tests this mornlng 1924 Page Nine K . 'hllfk-I-f , l,Ag, - W n .-. A 'N' - 'S' U' ,.- A' p,,. ,... -'ta MISS ELSIE FAIR H ' . U . I . ,' 0 U K. s. . B. s. u y - n n - RBD LXAIHITE -fhxftx., JN- 2. Af- ,,- l ,,,. x FSM 'fi' ff A ix nw. as gal QQ was .A .f-lil' HE ff M 'C' N- jqi V t gt L -l'X.YSfX'i 9 li jg-.s'f4 1,1 ,Yul- 1 .vw 4l 'Wal-15 gwg Q. Sam YCMK iv J 1 WNBA X3 -42 as v. PM 5 Tna.1,Q,e.v' Ru' P Nwmh IS 1 'W-111 L nik, 1924 1' Lge Ten RED AWHITE '-,5- ' .. 1 R9 rf!! , -L 1,-f 25' 24, ,, - -fa ZZ.,- l W5 fx ' ww Q ww MY f f WW ,..-: AZ ! f,f'4ff ifj'?fff,,, .-ffff' 24 1924 l,f.x. ,:.-N . 2 -Xl K - X xx ff E is b x, , i if X Y..J N A 63 N I A 1 K! X :XX fvimy f v X 5. X J L , Mm l y, D x N5 X x ' X N l 4 N? t 1 J 'Nj ' X N- -'Q 'fu' K . - 1 X,x,fl 4, xV'JL T.. .-L: U J X N .. ww NM' WJ I u 5 x QW' 1 Jah Q 'iv 9 X ? . f 'mn f , , H - N ' ' w ' ' 1 i . ml L L 21,5 f ' ' f 1 , .-3,..Y.,-,,,,n-ff'Pf L- -F' ,ff -4: 2 'f.fffff-L-Q4 --'2J'f'g..-4- 7 'L-? 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Ott ml 1 4 l0lll Annuil 1 iss S4-L lrenzh L ll 1 u mr ur X 1 ist H s 1lr1L,l1t ll lu would unix A k ist n 1 1 trr 111 s Qunruttc nor xx s mort 1 llll lm lllflll 14 trtulness 1 tl 1 of shoot t g.oodmss ind wisdom The End of the Trail Colors Green and Whzte Flower Lzly of the Valley Motto If we rest, we rust In the fall of 1920, a new epoch began 1n the history of Ottawa hlgh school for the class of 24 was ushered ln On the morning ot September 13 we stood in the hall Just outslde the door of the auditorium eagerly awaiting the beginning of school while the Sophomores and other upper classmen called each other s attention to our verdance But. then' Jeerlng soon tul ned to admlratlon for among ou1 ranks were found able representatlves ln football basketball, orchestra and glee club During the year we enjoyed a umon station party in the gymnasium and a picnic at Hawkins grove But our breshman year ended as all things must do and after an all too short vacation we found ourselves entltled to the name of Sophomores Thls year was characterized mamly by the dlllgent study of theorems and corollarles In our Junlor year we were brought forward into the l1me llght when, under the supervlsion of Mrs Hazel K Hume, we presented the play Daddy Long Legs A few weeks later we royally entertained the SGHIOTS at the annual Junior Semor banquet In the fall of 1923 we entered upon the last long stretch of our career as hlgh school students We have been busy but happy The class has always been prompt m suppoirtmg all school 3CtlV1tl6S and has been well represented on the honor roll each six wee s ThlS SPFU18' the play Come Out of the Kitchen wlth Mr Gowans as director, was presented In May we were delxghtfully banqueted by the Junlors and we now pass on to other fields W1ShlIlg' always the best of luck to Ottawa high school 1924 I age Twelve Ky . - ' ' f r .39 ' S . .-Aa- 1 - I qv- 1 fl Z5 ' I '--V Y' J ' - - I ,- g ,L 2 - .. F- v y il, V f 4 f - --- .- -4... -- ..- '.: ' . .,' 'L A 5 ' ,. . ' N . 1 dl' C A la 'Q lf , .- 4 : . 1 A ' A ' 'sg ' . Fla 5 Jul' 'la ,' Cz ' 3 1 'z - Higl S 'I 1920-2335 z Sopl . CI: 'Q S , -. ' 1 ' 'l bg Hi Feeding Cub: Football: Basket- Statfg G. li. flllllj Girls Glee Boosters Club: Senior Play Cast. In ll: HS-Y Cl lug Se-1': Play l'l l 3 Ili- '-G. ll. Plzxj C: ' : e': 1 ' ' ' Q til C: . . Pie tj If l'ilIlilL'lU' '1 'vrk lirl: 1 - 1: Sei' l'l: j Carl. -. but litll- ' z . l'l 1- 's 11 fs o' , . U , . . . . . . . Q 1 . I l , I I - ' ' U U ' ' . 1 . . , . 1 ' Y Dllxgent and consclentlous always RED LMIHITE LE ROY ALLFN Carrollton M H S 1920 23 H1Y Club Boosters Club HIY G R Play Cast Sunny slde up Spamsh Club Sec and Treas 22 G R Club Spamsh Club Pres 23 24 Latln Club PHIL ANDREW He doesnt belong' to the labor party Junior Play Cast Boys Glee Club chltecture Club Orchestra Football Basketball Track MILDRED ANDREW A perambulatlng comedy Norma Tralnmg Boosters Club G A A G R Club Comlc Opera Cast NELLIE BACON Happy and carefree through labor and toll Basketball Typewrltmg Contest G R Club G A A GEORGIA BERGERHAUS An unassummg Semor THELMA BOYD She has promlse of makmg a flne artlst Wllllamsburg H S 1922 23 Annual Artlst, G R Club WESLEY CLANTON He dlgs deep and gets what he s after Wood Rlver Nebr H S 1921 22 H1 Y Club, Lawrence Judgmg Team 1924 Page Thlrtee Xl K . ' HJ f A 1 . '- 75, I, l . 1 , -g .1 1- , I ... J fs- .. -, if .V 1.-v-L-' 'T-'71-T l 1 0-1 ' -1. 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I . 5 - ' 1 ' ' t ' . i RED LMIIIITE CLARA CLAYBORNE As good natured as the day IS long Normal Tralnmg G A A GRACE CONNOR Wlth much to pralse llttle to be for glven Nolmal Trammg DON COOK I am vely fond of the company of ladxes Stage Manager Junlor Play 1921 4 Stage Managel Semor Play IP2 23 21 Boosters Club HFLEN CREWS Xxylth NOUI halr of xaven hue Span 1h Club Sec 1923 24 G R Club ILA DAUGHERTY She aspnes to be a teachel of future genelatlons Normal Tralnlng, Glee lub G R ub ARCHIF DENNIS His smlle goes all the wav around and buttons ln the back Sec Fleshman Class Junlor Play Cast Semol Play Cast Comlc Opera Cast HIY G R Play Cast Boys Glee Club H1 Y Cab met Bus Manager Record and Annual I txn Club Boosters Club GEORGE EARLY A true fuend IS folever a frlend H1 Y Cabmet Bovs Glee Club Orchestra Boosters Club GLADYS EBERHART Take her as she means not as she savs Junior Play Cast HIY G R Play Cast Spamsh Club Pres 1923 Orchestra Llbrarlan G R Cablnet 1922 23 Annual Staff Latln Club G A A Thallan Club Pres G R Club 1923 24 1924 Page Fourteen K , , -f A., f 1- 1--'D-,-f . -A . , -- I -- .IXY T., . ,,-,, a - - Y :L I I .- S1- -'ff ,..-P' 4-171 J .- ,.- f Z- ,- l L4 ...i - Y f 7 ..., ,.. 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X ' I 1 1 ' , . ., , . . . l ' - msn LWHITE , LYNDON EDWARDS A rollmg stone gathers no moss Vln land H S 1920 21, Baldwm H S 1921 22 Boosters Club ELMA ESMAY tonH S 1920 G R Club G A A ROBERTA EVANS We cant form an opmlon about such a qulet person Mercer Mo H S 1920 23 HOWARD FISHER Llke all tall men hes a good natuled fellow H1 Y Club Pres Feedmg Club Lawrence Judgmg Team NOLA FLATT If she were angry shed be a raglng beauty G R Cabmet 1923 24 G A A Sec 1922 23 Thallan Club Sec Treas 1922 23 Vlce Pres Jumor Class Alluwe Okla H S 192021 Boosters Club EDYTH FLOYD Her ldle hours are spent ln study Re cord Staff G R Cabmet, Boosters Club Annual Staff Basketball Senlor Play Cast STELLA GIBSON The mlldest manners and the gentlest heart Llbrarlan, G R Club, Boosters Club Normal Tralnmg BERNARD GLEASON He IS WISE from the top of hxs head up Boosters Club 1924 I Pace Fifteen f' v,h'f.g.,. , ,,., . N , ,,., H y t f , , I Q .f 7 - - A V , ... -7 fN- ,, 'L' ' 1 4.,..' ...,- 4 .f ,. .. -- ' -,. ...Avi -:Q ' 5 . She has many nameless virtues. Prince- . . 3 . . 5 . . . , . . . , ., . . . 1 , Y 1 Q - ' I - I , . 7 . . . - 3 . . . . -. 9 I .- . ' 3 ' ' 5 1 ., . . - 3 . : - . ' ' . s S S s ' ' . RED LXAIHITE 2... 1 ERMA GOODELL Too much study IS WeaTlS0m8 to the m1nd Hastlngs Nebr H S 1920 20 Orchestra, G A A MARY GRAVES The m1nd that never meant amlss G R Club Oread H S Lawrence 192022 HAROLD GREENE Football Track, Jumor C of C Boys Glee Club Comlc Opera Cast LEON HATTEN A careful student' Careful not to overdo lt' Basketball Cheer Leader 192223 Pres Thallan Club 1922 23 French Club 1922 Semor Play Cast HAROLD HAYDEN Truth 1llum1ned hls soul and there the shadows of lnsmcerety never dwell H1 Y Cabinet 1922 24 H1 Y G R Play Cast, Annual Staff French Club Boys Glee Club Track Boosters Club Senior Play Cast AMELIA HELES She has a strange affectlon she IS called a senslble glrl Jumor Play Cast, Spanlsh Club G A A G R Club, Latln Club TAHOSA HOOD When duty and pleasure clash Let pleasure go to smash Treas Sophomore Class, Pres French Club Record and Annual Staff Spanlsh Club G A A G R Club Jumor Play Cast, Llbrarlan, Boosters Club Orchestra 1920 HALLIE JACOB She bears ln m1nd that envy could not call but falr G A A 1922 23, Latln Club Pres 1923 24, Boosters Club 1924 Page Sxxteen K. .5 f Y .. ,.-,j.,. ,'g V ,ki X V xv. -fs g A- .. f :- ar fs' - '-1' -,.-T' .--- i ,,,. -,,., uf- ..... , -ff p fff f W f ' . ' , . . . - g . 5 . , - E. Always in haste but never in a hurry. S 'i - -S , . .n D: - s - , - 9 , . 1 ' - 5 '- - . . ' 5 : n 3 S 3 ! .' g . . .3 . . ' Y . l ' 3 :D : .. .l .3 . . Q ' . 3 . RED LXAIHITE MILDRED JONES Her qulet appearance covers a world lsh Club G R Club G A A CFCIL KAPP IS never ln a huuy but he gets there SOmetlm0 KARL KENNFDY The only man she ever loved Boost els Club JOSEPHINE KEIFER She IS good as she IS falr Ixorma Tralnmg Llbrarlan JEAN KIRK I am more than common tall Normal Tralmng Boosters Club G P Club G A A MABEL KNOX Tls good ln every cause you know To have two strmgs unto youl bow G A A JUHIOI Play Cast, French Club NELLIE KREECK Of all the glrls that eer was seen Theres none so flne as Nellle Nor mal Trammg VIOLA LAWRENCE Sweet IS the muslc from hel mello phone Spanlsh Club 1923, Orchestra 1920 24, Freshman DeCl3matl0H Contcst 1924 Page Seventeen .'f1?rff.. ,rm A . -H ' 6- fr- .. -' -, ,, ,y ,:.-- T-1 , of good fellowship. French Clubg Span- g . . 3 . . . 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' ' 5 g . .. 3 ' 1 7 , . . v RED LXAZHITE il' iff GRACE LAWRENCE A Grace beyond the reach of art Or chestra MARGARET LEATHERBERRY A carefree nature plus an actlve brain equals spontaneous combustlon Sec Treas Jr Class, Sec Soph Class, French Club Spanlsh Club G R Club Jumor Play Cast Glee Club Latm Club Edltor Record and Annual Emporia Quartette Freshman Declamatlon Contest Boost ers Club OSA McLAUGHLIN Tamt red nts auburn Westport K C H S 192023 G R Club JEAN MAHAFFY She walks ln a procession of one and many follow behlnd her Treas Fresh man Class Llbrarlan Orchestra G R Cablnet Junlor Play Cast Annual Staff Boosters Club Senior Play Cast KENNETH MALL He got to be quite a stepper In hls se nlor year H1 Y Cablnet, H1 X G R Play Cast Boosters Club Annual Staff BEULAH MARTIN She may seem qulet but when you know her Oh boy G R Club Latm Club Boosters Club ROY MARTS A man Wlth aspect grave and calm French Club H1 Y Club Spanlsh Club Boosters Club HATTIE METZ Her looks are not decelvlng Junlor Play Cast 1924 Page Eighteen N' . f f ,4--3-.. ,. , -+A E .....- f, . - s I -. .,. l. 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I Y 1 RED LXAIHITE ..f ' RAYMOND MOFFETT He proved the best man ln the fleld Football Football Captam 1923 Track Glee Club HAZEL MOLSBEE Speaks slx tlmes then thmks Jumor Play Cast Spamsh Club G R Club Boosters Club Loulsburg H S 1920 21 My love s far rlcher than my tongue Jumor Play Cast Booster Club HENRIETTA MOSHER Her gentleness has made her great Normal Tralnmg Gxrls Glee Club L brarlan Comlc Opera Cast WAYNE POWELL A httle nonsense now and then IS le lxshed by the best of men French Club Boosters Club JUANITA REED Always wlllmg to obllge Jumor L, o C G R Club G A A ORRISA RHODES Courteous tho coy and gentle tho tlred Colony 1920 23 Glee Club G R Club Glrls Quartette WILLIAM REEDY The man. who blushes IS not quite a brute Football Ottawa H1 Feedlng Club Boosters Club 1924 Page Nmteen. ' 'Tl' J . fr- J 'f' ' -- f- ff- ' 'f kg ,. ,.. g, --- --,.. -' 1 -Q-f s ' : 5 A : A : . - 9 3 . . - . ROBERTA MOORE , . Q . D S . 3 i- , . - s f .3 . . 5 . . . 1 Y :re- . . - 5 5 . . , . . 3 - . . D o 4 RBD ILXAII-IITE f I 25? 1,4 J'-' gi l' MAUDE RICE She has a mind of her own Llbra r1an Annual Staff, G A A French Play Cast Record Staff Boosters Club ERROLL SHIDELER A glrl' A gurl' My klngdom for a girl' Football Basketball Glee Club French Club Treas 1923 Archltecture Club EDWIN SHORT Men of few words are the best men Comlc Opera Cast H1 Y French Club Jumor Play Cast Booster Club Cheer Leader Boys Glee Club Senior Play Cast EDITH SHULL Just a qulet llttle school ma am Nor mal Traxmng Llbrarlan JOHN SKIDMORE Hes small but hes all there French Club Boys Glee Club Freshman Decla mation Contest RUSSELL SNYDER Famt heart ne er won falr lady Nor ton Hxgh School 1920 23 French Club Treas 1923 24 H1 Y Club CLAIR SPEARS Absent 1n spmt but not ID body Comlc Opera Cast Orchestra Thallan Club Record Staff 1922 23 Annual Staff 1923 OVAL SPENCER A self made man who worshlps hls Cleator Record Staff, Annual Staff, Jumor Play Cast, Cheer Leaderg H1 Y Cabmet, Debate Teamg Latm Club 1924 Page Twenty , S .s' A , K Q -Il 'A-7,517 ' Y. f 1 v 'TZ' ' ' ' N. -:- 1 . -- ....T 64 f '-' f - ff' - - fg ....- ..- ,,. --- -.... --'..::.- g ' . . .3 Clubg Jumor Play Castg Hx-Y-G. 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I - : . - g - . 9 9 ' Q - 3 I RBD Llall-IITB MABEL STEPHENSON Youth comes but once m a llfetlme so make the most of It Glrls Glee Club French Club Boosters Club MARY STORER Oh' What a pal was Mary G R Club G A A Booster Club Llblarxan Club G A A Boosters Club Llbrarlan Typewrxtmg Contest HUFFMAN STRAHAN Football Cheerleader EVALYN SWIFT Llve laugh and be gay Someday maybe you can t Spamsh Club G A A G R Cablnet 1923 24 G R Dele gate to Salma 1923 Boosters Club Typewrltmg Contest ALMA TEGHTMEYER Honor JIGS m honest toll French Clu GAA GRClub CORNELIA THOMAS I d llke to go to school 1f I dldn t have to study Thallan Club G A A G R Club Boosters Club Basketball CAROL THOMPSON Her halr and her blushes make an m terestmg comparlson Hays Hlgh School 1920 23 G R Club ELLENE WALKER To lxve long lt IS necessary to l1ve slowly G R Club Glee Club 1924 Page Twenty one g lf J fr' .- 1' .,- M V,,- , ,:.-f- .- , - ,,. f v- '- -... -- ..' :v L i . i . Q 5 . 5 . . .3 g I' ' .' . 5 , . - -: : s None but himself can be his parallel. Q . ' 1 7 l ' , .. , . . .5 . , I - g . . - 1 1 S : . . . . 1 bg . . .3 . . . , . . . , . ' g . , .g . . I S - . . ' . 5 - Q . . . . . . 5 . l RBD LXAZHITE BILLIE WARNER Kld curlers marcel or curlmg lron Record Staff Latm Club Boosters Club FLOY WATSON You cannot measure what her mmd can hold French Club Pres 1923 24 Latm Club Semor Play Cast Mountam Mew Mo H S 1921 G R Club G A A Boosters Club ATHA WHARTON The best thmgs always come m small packages Sec Freshman Class Jumor Play Cast French Club Spanish Club Record and Annual Staff G A A G R Club Llbrarlan Semor Play Cast Boosters Club LULA WHITACRE A frlendly frxend and a kmdly stranger Glee Club VERNA WILLIAMS Curly locks and smlllng countenance Normal Traxmng G A A Basketball Boosters Club CHRISTINA WOKE Whence IS the learning? Hath thy toll over books consumed the mldmght o1l Normal Tramlng' EDGAR WOLFE The mlll that grmds slowest grmds fmest Record and Annual Staff H1 Y Cabmet Boosters Club Debate Team ELDON WYATT The good qualltles of many rolled lnto one Record and Annual Staff HIY Cablnet Boosters Club 1924 Page Twenty two . K .,.' ' 1 Y ,. 15,3 , 75. A, 7 ,L ....... , ZS, .1 -- A V 7 .-.-.- --f , -v X 4 U kg .-.-1.-i ...i A f , ,Y - vf fi ,.- , 1. ..- .- - T 1 1 ' I . I 1 1 ' . . - ' 1 S 3 7' Q . . . . , . . .I , . - ., . . . I J I . 0 1 1 . 1 lg . . ., . - 3 I 1 ' 9 I ' . Q I 0 1 ' ' -1 1 . . I .- - 1 1 1 ' 0 .- .. , , . RED AWHITE 'v Robert Dllls Pres Hester Foote Sec Treas Susan Elllott V Pres The Jumor Class ALONG THE TRAIL Robert D1lls Presldent Hester Foote Sec Treasurer Mrs Hume Sponsor Colors Rose and Szlver Floweo Rose We do not Want to seem conce1ted but we have heard rumored that th1S IS the best Jumor Class that O H S has ever had VVhat could O H S do wlthout the Jun1ors? A large part of the orchestra IS composed of JUDIOFS whlle Evelyn Scott Carl Senter and Ruth Starns are promment as sololsts The glee clubs are made up largely of Jun1ors It would be lmposslble for the athletlc teams to expect to wln any thmg wlthout the help of the Jun1ors The class presented The Famous Mrs Falr for the annual Junlor play on Aprll 18 It was a very dellghtful play and a credlt to the class On May 9 the Jun1ors entertamed the Senlors at the annual Junlor Semor banquet held at the Ottawa Country Club It was one of the most sumptuous WhlCh a Junlor Class has ever g1V6H the Semors 1924 Page T v nty three -4-5' VA N-' L- 4 A 'Z' -Q -- S - VIZ vi ,:':-.:- Susan Elliott .,,,.............................. ...... V ice-President 7 . u I . , 1 . , , C6 . ' 9! ' 0 n . , , 9 - ' Y 0 - RED 8,XA!l-IITE T. tx., ZN.. ' fA'ff-r1,.',- , '-,-5-K A n I . X ,fx .. f ,- , - I .2 i Z .Z Z , Zh- Ar- ,,-. pf- ...-1 ,Z ,,,. -l Martha Albrlght Lee Bamett Wllllam Bancroft Leota Bechtle Wllfred Bland Opal Blunt 'Vlartha Bryan Carl Burke Gladys Cook Curtis Dunbar Ruth Durbm Susan Elhott Al1ce Esmay Hazel Evertson Robert Flsher Mabel Flsher Ver ne Flsher Hester Foote Elleen Foster Areta Glllette James Clllette Fern Gllllland Marvm Groebe Mlflam Hageman 1gTt5fr JUHIOI Class Roll Lou1se Hfuglel Velna Hal bour Robelt HRITISOII Georgla Horrell Esther Hvmes Ruby Jacob Lula Jones Gertlude Jones Fred Kalser Earl K1Il716 Els1e Larkln Glenn Laurance Katherme Luce Ernest McCay Mary E McKenna Bonnle McC1ung James Muuay Maxon Murphy Beatty Nelghbors Gladys Nelson Frances Oakley Lawrence Ogg Albert Olton 1924 Jane Penny Cathenne Phelp Owen Potter Dwlght Ramsey Wllmenta Reese Nllldred Rodgers Lucllle Rollo Imelyn Scott Carl Senter Ellzabeth Sheldon Mlldred Shlpps Henry Skldmore Evelyn Snedakel Margaret Spencer Elm1na Stewart Opal Todd John Trotter Ernest Watklns Vellle Welton Havel Wlley Paul Woke Iona Wllson Rosa Young g Y O 1 K ' . .K K . I Q 1 1 I 1 1' K if ' H' . 1 . ' Q K E 7 Robert Dills Wendell Kilgore Lawrence Schuhmacher L l , f ' s V u -I L I I N. ' NY i k 1 RED LXMHITE 'fztf-'ZS' Zi 2-' iff! J 31 Q' q'u 'Wx 'Y ll X! ll 4 X 1 ll' I l gn QQ ld 4 ' 1 , ,. tgp: . ' 'Q .nl 3 ,ggi I : I ,nf 4,1 1 ,qu A lu in O' I ll! 1, ' 'V I ' 1 ' nlnkxil Sophorno1e Cdass BLAYINC THF TIAII Don FUI ness Pl9S1Cl6Ilt Zola Sm dal V106 P1es1dent Maltolm Jones Seuetal S Dorothy Vosbulg TIQASLIILI Cluss Colors Blue and Szllu Class Floztn Foiqcf me not Class Motto All flu ILOIICI Iles lnzjorf us The sophomoles havlng ended the1r Careers successtullv as freou men entered eagerly 1nto the more advanced work th1s year There belng scarcely a necesslty for eallw organmatlon the off1cer were not elected lllltll Apr1l 15 At thls meetmg plans were made for .1 p1en1c wh1ch was later celebrated at Woodlxef The class as a whole has taken a great 1nte1 est IH school 2lCt1Y1t16Q Numerous sophomores are membels of the orchestras, and ot the boys and glrls glee clubs Athletlc enterplmes alxsavs flnd lue sophs to calry the cause along A east composed of sophomoles showed marked h1st11on1e Eiblllly when they presented the one act plav, MISS ClX1ll!dt10Il as part of the Carnlval ploglam and latel duung the Chlpel peuod 1924 gn ltr h ,Sf e ,f'5A,,.3n ..'-5 .,. 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Cecelia Ralph Roy Riehardson Fugene Robbins .lohn Robbins John Rodgers Nelson ql'illllllll'll'lll'l Mabel Qehweitzer Maleolm Scott Clyde Qhade Sam Shade Wenonah Qhannon 1924 l iul Sheldon Harold bhomber l'iul Nhowen lliude Smith louise Smith Ruth bmith it illite blllllh Lolx Sntdal Helen bovsers Princes spencer R ilpll bpenny Ruth Starns Kathleen Stoffer Leo Strahan Carol Sturtevant Bernice Sutherland Elnri Sutton Ted Swank Don Turpin 1 race Turner Ruby Underwood l'ladys Van Mettr Vorrine Yineent Dorothy Vosburg Wilma. Warner Mary Ellen Weaver Mauriee Wells Clariee Welton Alfred Wendorff. Fugene Whitaere Edwin Wendorff Uma Whitaere Glen Wicke .lohn Wiley Fdmund Williams Dayton Williams Paul Wilson Alive Woodburn Milton Worthington Virginia Young .S M , ,ni B . D Y , 9 .. - .D ,, . , . . 4, .-. .., - ,. IL- Y l ' f g . ' .....- ' .11 -., ,.. I - 3 1 ' vi 5 4- 'E v . ' , K ni L- e. 1 .' . - A .v A I, - Ma .' . ' 1 . via ' -.-go - . . - ' 1 ,- V 5 '35 f 4 - . .A ig i. -z ,fl . . - , 1 . 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' v ' L RED KWHITE -.NN The Freshman Class THESTART The Freshman class has long been the v1ct1m of many Jokes of the upper classmen We thlnk the reason for thls IS because the Junlors and Senlors w1sh that they mlght forget thelr age and responslbllltles We are unorganlzed and unhampered w1th class meetlngs dues and pms and are lrresponslble ln regard to all except our own welfare and edu catlon We suspect that one reason they tease us IS because they do not reallze how lmportant we really are Thls class IS not a Joke when lt comes to athletlcs and muslc We have several of honorable ment1on who are 1nterested IH football and track The class IS represented by members ln the glee clubs SIX of our members are 1n school orchestras and about seventeen are found ln the band Several of the class are 1n the Junlor Chamber of Commerce The members have taken an unusual mterest 1n the G1r1 Reserve and the H1 Y Two of the class took part 1n the play which was gn en at the Chr1stmas party The Freshman class has also held a promment place on the honor roll, so perhaps we have more knowledge than that for wh1ch the upper classmen g1ve us cred1t Tomorrow, It IS true, we shall be self lmportant Sophomores, but today we reJo1ce 1n bemg Freshmen. 1924 Page Twenty Seven 'T Q--'iff -'fi .' mx.- , H ' --f - in r .,.,, ,Q Y. 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RED ILMZHITE THE RED AND WHITE STAFF Pdrtol ln Chuf M'ug'uet Imtherberry Assistant lqdg' xr ll olfr ASSOCIATE FDITORS MUSIL MlllllOd Blownfleld Art Atha VVharton Chg IKenneth Mall I Maude RICE O IS va pencer Athletus Fldon Wy att Jean Mahaffy Olganlvatlonsl 3 O53 O0 Humor Gladys Eberhart Aetlvltlts Fdvth Floyd Buslness Manager Archle Denms Asslstant Harold Hayden Sponsor C O Banta At last after much hard ww ork and wouv the senlor class presents the Red and Wh1te of 1924 The annull stiff hu spent mlm sleepless nlghts th1nk1ng of wr1te ups searchmg for money and huntlng plctures If some of the plctures are not good we hope that you w1ll thlnk that It IS not the fault of the staff but of the persons who sat for the plctures To Mr Banta IS due to a large extent the c1ed1t for thls publlcatlon It was hls enthuslastlc support that made posslble the 1924 annual Much credlt 1S also due to Mrs Banta Thelma Boyd and Edgar Wolfe who have done practlcally all the art work on the Red and W'h1te The annual staff smcerely hopes that the Red and Wh1te w1ll fulflll 1tS purpose as a true memory book Kmdly excuse the mlstakes and be l16V8 that the greatest effort has been made to make the 1924 Red and Wh1te a success 1 9 2 4 1 .age Thrrty One X . .'f,.-.:.,. , -,lar -M 51,2 L--1---' ' - ' - 5 , '- , gs- ' I --T' lf- ii .. 5, f Jia - il ,. fi, V- ,W ...f- ..- ..f- ,,. - -J.: ig. 1- 1 l' '-'-TW ,,,,.... , .,..... . .,,, ,,,. .'. 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' ' ' - , - -.Q ,, - J- - RED KMIHITE g Z... -Z RECORD STAFF Fdltox IH Lhlef Margaret Leatherberry Assoc1ate Fdltol Edgar Wolfe Assocmtr Fdltol Edyth Floyd DEPARTMFNTAL EDITORS Fxchangfe Atha Wh'uton Spol ts Oval Spencer Soucty Tahosa Hood BUSINESS STAFF Busmess Mlnagel Archle Dennls Advertxslng Manager Eldon Wyatt Advertlslng Manager Blllle Warner Faculty AdVlSC1 Nelle E Chaffee Each year the Record has been growlng' unt1l It has now become one of the most popular featules of the school It trles to g1V6 a true account of the school hfe Th1s has been accomphshed not only by the work ol the staff but by the hearty co operatlon of the student body the faculty and the advertlsers The Record IS a four page SIX column paper and 1s publ1shed bl weekly by the members of the Journallsm class In a contest held recently by the Interscholastlc Press ASSOC13tlOH at Madlson WISCOHSIH the Record won flrst ratmg 1n the h1gh school papers of Kansas Over 130 papers were entered At another artlcle contest held 1n Lawrence Kansas the Record xx on honorable mentlon on the ed1tor1al and news story wh1ch was entered The last and greatest fame for the paper was won 1n May 1n an all state newspaper contest held at Manhattan The Record placed second 1n the Ilrst class hlgh school newspapers of Kansas A speclal feature of the paper th1S year was a scandal sheet The usuallv conservatlve sheet was prlnted on yellow paper and carrled glar mg headlmes Th1s ed1t1on proved to be the most popular number of the vear The undenlable success of the Record IS largely attrlbuted to the ad user MISS Nelle Chaffee Her unfalhng patlence and lncessant work has helped more than anythmg else to make the paper what It IS Other members of the Journallsm class who have contrlbuted to the paper are LeRoy Allen Nell1e Bacon Thelma Boyd Mlldred Jones Ken Aeth Mall Juanlta Reed Mary Storer Corneha Thomas 1924 Page Thlrtg Three . f..,-1, .. g, --AU U ,..,, -I 5 4 .X-X. 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K - r I .-. 7 - - X ...... .- 1s.- -H -' '.--' .lg- ...- ' 'Z - ' f f'-'-- ,ed ' Q V , -4 1 -v-'D -3' .4 - QL 2:3 ,,- D 'S Harold Hayden Carl Burk Archle Denms George Early Eldon Wyatt Oval Spencer Edgar Wolfe Edwln Short B Smlth Haworth Kenneth Mall Ira Hunt Ottawa H1 Y Club The followlng are the commlttees that have served 1n 1924 PROGRAM Oval Spencer Carl Burk Le Roy Allen Harry N9Sb1t CONFERQTLNCZE Kenneth Mall Wayne Howell George Stewart Edwm or BIBLE STUDY Ira Hunt Vaughn McClellan Carl Senter SERVICE Eldon Wyatt Russell Snyder Paul Sheldon Henry Skldmore Jlm Murray FINANCE George Early John Trotter Paul Sheldon Roy Marts Ed gar Wolfe WORLD OUTLOOK Earl Kenz1e Roy Marts Robert Dllls Lawrence Ogg Ernest Watkms 1924 I' ge Thirty Six l I I e . . . . 1 N a 7 9 Ira Hunt. . I I , . 9 , ' s r r 9 . 9 9 9 9 ' . 0 l , 7 Y . Y l a . RED LMIHITE Slogan Clean Scholarshlp Clean Athletlcs Clean L1v1ng Purpose To create ma1nta1n and extend hlgh standards of Chr1st lan Chalacter throughout the schools and communltles of thlS countly Although the H1 Y club IS a comparatlvely new organlzatlon 1n school 1ts 1nfluence has been felt throughout the student body of O H S The club IS not very large IH po1nt of numbers but the boys of the club under the able leadershlp of Harold Hayden as presldent and Mr Haworth as advlser have devoted thelr efforts 1n trylng to extend the standards of the club and to make It worth wh11e through the Wednesday mornmg SGFVICCS the Tuesday n1ght Blble study and the Inner Clrcle The H1 Y Club held thelr th1rd annual Father Sons banquet th1s year The spec1al feature of the program was a talk glven by Clyde Hart ford of P1ttsburg The Ottawa H1 Y Club has been represented 1n the two State Con ferences two d1str1ct Conferences and at Camp Wood An Easter mo1n 1ng SSFVICQ headed by Mr B V Edworthy was held 1n the Bapt1st churcn The Ottawa H1 Y Club IS a Standard Club To the offlcers and advlser of the Ottawa H1 Y Club IS due the cred1t for the large success of the club and the extenslon of 1ts ldeals and prln C1p16S throughout the school Mr Haworth especlally IS noted for h1s un t1r1ng efforts and zealous enthuslasm n behalf of the pr1nc1ples of the club and hlS personal frlendly mterfst 1n every boy 1n the student body 1924 Page TIltyS v 5 --f ', f Q , ,.-.g,.. .J , -AV 1 , . ...- Z X - lf? 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V Y Y. o r CA WHITE P 1, me ..- ..- .f- ,. -,... --1,1-.3 ,. , Gladys Fberhalt Nola Flatt Jane Penny Orpha Davxs MISS Gunselman Evalyn Swlft Mlflam Hageman Gladys Cook Edyth Floyd Glrl Reserve Cabmet Gladys Eberhart President Edlth Floyd Vlce President Jane Penny Secretary Mulam Hageman Chanman Selvlce Commlttee Olpha Davls Chalrman Soclal Commlttee Evalyn Swlft Chanman Publlclty Commlttee Nola Flatt Chauman Plogram Commlttee COMMITTEES Social Orpha Davls Chalrman Funa Crowford Atha Wharton Servlce-Mlrlam Hageman Chairman Mlldred Rodgers Mlldred Brownfleld Orlssa Rhodes Mary Ellzabeth Vlckenna Wlembershlp--Edlth Floyd Chalrman lane Whlte Puth Edlngton Hazel Wll0y Publlclty Evalyn Swlft Chalrman Fsther Hymes Mary Ellzabeth McKenna Mar garet Spencer Gertrude Oldrovd Thelma Boyd Program Nola Flatt Chauman Tahosa Hood Ellzabeth Sheldon Cornella Thomas Fmance-Gladys Cook Chalrman Maude Rlce Frances Spencer Josephme Wisdom lfelnw Barker Allce Woodburn Alma Teghtmeyer Ellzabeth Sheldon Neva organ 1924 I .age Thnrty Exght , Gladys Cook .....r. .......,.....,...,......,.,,,,,,,.,...c,....,... .,....., T r easurer , . - . . . . . 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' 7 ' W Y t Y ! r I ' V Y Y Y y D twmrr t ,T ,, v,.., ,XV Q - W J I, f Y ,va 'gg ..... -,f-' , -1 -'- - -' .15 -,, ,. l -a Glrl Reselve Club She Walks and Lo' a trazl of lzght appears Sheddmg zts 'radzance down the path of years These gzfts she offevs from her treasure to ove The gzfts of youth of servzce and of love To face squarely the da1ly tests whlch come at home 1n school at play to be a frlend to all and str1ve to show Chrlst s love IH every httle deed to g1ve the best of self 1n SGTVICB to God and 1n fellowsh1p wlth g1r1s everywhere are golden threads woven through the fabrlc out of Wh1Ch a Glrl Reserve fash1ons her thoughts and actlons From the tlme that the Glrl Reserve club was orgamzed March 1922 It has become an lndlspensable element ln the llfe of the h1gh school At the regular meetmgs the cabmet made plans by WhlCh all glrls 1n the school could be served The program of the club has Through the programs the g1rls helped to fmd for themselves the Llfe Abundant The publ1c1ty comm1ttee a1ded the program comm1ttee by postmg the programs and also provlded for all advert1s1ng Through the efforts of the servlce comm1ttee at Thanksg1v1ng and Chr1stmas the club has been made more real to those who are not 1n school The soc1al comm1ttee has developed the soc1al slde of our tr1angle by plan nmg and carrylngi out very successful and enJoyable soclal affalrs Much credlt IS due to Mlss Gunselmen who was chlef adv1ser because through her untlrmg and w1ll1ng efforts the G1rl Reserve club has been enabled to carry out IS purpose to promote Chrlstlan l1v1ng among the glrls to F3136 the physlcal soclal and mental and moral standard of the school and to promote the sp1r1t of frlendllness and loyalty among the members of 1ts assoclates 1924 . 2 ' . ' ' 1 7 , Q . ,. 4 I 1 - ' , , . . . Y . y U . . . , . . , u - a 1 1 n y I 9 7 , . been four-fold in its emphasis-physical, mental, social, and spiritual. . . ,, . ,, - 1 o 1 L n , l n 4 4 , ,. - 1 - n u 4 , . , . 0 Y . o 1 Q ,n , . 'ae i '- n RED AMIHITE Z.,- Z yN- .21 Latm Club Hallle Jacob Presldent Geltrude Jones VICE Presldent Blllle Warner Secl etary Oval Spencer T1 easurer MISS W1lll3mSOI1 Sponsor Motto Vwes adquzret ezmdo Vergzl Color Purple and Gold The Latln club of the Ottawa Hlgh School was organlzed th1s year by the advanced Lat1n students The purpose of th1S club IS to promote mterest ln classlcal subjects beyond WhlCh regular class tlme w1ll permlt It was declded that only thlrd and fourth year Latln puplls could be members Meetmgs were held the fourth Wednesday of every month In the meetlngs th1s year Roman dress, banquets customs pomts 1n Roman hlstory and the hfe of CICCTO vsere dlscussed A Latln play Exltlum Caesares was dramatlzled by the members of the club At one meetlng the members V1S1t6d the varlous places ln Rome and v1c1n1ty telhng of the polnts of mterest Latm VQISIOHS of muslc were a part of each meetlng MEMBERS OF THE CLUB Eumce Abram Esthe1 Hymes Fllzabeth Sheldon Beatrlce Anderson Fred Kalser Malgaret Spence: Martha Bryan Hallle Jacobs Oval Spencer Gladys Cook Gertrude Jones Opal Todd Archle Dennls Margalet Leatherbexry B1ll1e Warner Gladys Eberhart Beulah Martln Floy Watson Areta Gillette Mary McKenna Nellle Welton Verna Harbour Albert Orton Paul Woke Amella Heles Iane Penny Nma Vincent 1924 I age Forty Ks.. lr I -e rw!-A -,J . -,e.- . , - - -Y -1 .,, ,., , 7 , - , ,,-,- I Y ...- -,'.2 .a -- 4,5 V, ,,.- ' ,--4 ,.... ,V 4 1, - .- . . . . . . . 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RED LXAJHITE d -.Z-'ZF' ,li Le Cercle Franca1s Floy Watson Plesldent Maltha Blyan Vlce Presldent Clyde McCarthy Secletaly MISS Nadlne Hodges Sponsor Colors Purple and Latender Flower Fleur de lls Motto Quz vwla verra Le Cercle Franca1s was orgamzed m November 1921 by the members of the advanced French class Th1s year the membershlp was extended to lnclude all former students of French IV The purpose of the club IS to g1ve the pupll a broaden understandmg of French hfe hterature and hab1ts than he would rece1ve from h1s daxly class work M66tlHgQ of the club are held every othex Tuesday durlng the reg'ula1 class perlod The meetlngs are conducted 1n French and lnterestlng p10 grams conslstlng of French games and songs and Engllsh reports of au thors books and customs of France are glven Among the soclal act1v1t1es enjoyed thlS year were '1 Valentine party and a Jolnt p1cn1c wlth the Spanlsh club 1924 I' xge Folly On .S ' -'M 1 -.- ' ---If-4 1. .' -,L... 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J . . l 3 ! l V 0 7 Y ' k u ' n . s ' ' ' - Y 'Y I . 1 ' - E RED LWHITE La Soc1edad de Cervantes Beatrlce Anderson Presldent Helen Crews Secretary Leona McLaughl1n Treasurer Colors Yellow and Red Flower Red Rose Motto Szempre Adelante La Socledad de Cervantes was organlzed m 1923 by the students of Spanxsh II At that tlme the membershlp was l1m1ted to class membels only Thls year at the end of the flrst semester all of the flrst yea1 Spanlsh students who had averaged 89 or above were taken 1nto the club The meetlngs are held once every two weeks at the homes of the var1 ous members Programs conslst of reports of art llterature hfe customs and government Wh1Ch ale g1ven ln Spamsh as much as posslble I thls way It IS hoped that the students may become better acqualnted Wlth Spam A speclal feature of the club work th1s year IQ a personal corres pondence between the club members and Porto Rlcan Engllsh students At the last regular meetmg a short play La Prlmera D1sputa was glven by Gladys Eberhalt Atha Wharton and Tahosa Hood PICHICS and soclal meetlngs were held from tlme to tlme throughout the year 1924 xi , - ' ' ' f .' ,.-.g.V. , ,,q,, , Y , .,,- . .-g- - -'L , , - , - Zz I ' JS-- on iff' f--fi4 ft? -- -f- .-Z' .4 4' '-.-.L --' ,... 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Poultry and Feedlng Clubs The Ottawa H1 Poultry club xx ae orgamzed Februarv 11 1924 The pulpose of thls club IS to promote and encourage the plofltable and sc1ent1f1c breedlng and feedmg of farm poultrw Am local glrl who can make a sc1ent1f1c balanced 1at1on la ellglble to membershlp Club members are Neva Morgan Plesldent luna Claxxfold TIQQSUIQI Wenonah Shannon Dorls Fxtzgelald V106 PIES lone Kellew Zoll 'inxdal 1dent X 1o1et Gleenc M ux Morgan Margaret D8V1lblSQ Secxe Helen Heckman C' O Banta eponsol tary lx ztheune Luce The Ottawa H1 Feedmg club was o1gan17ed Felnuarx 11 1924 ammals The membewhlp mcludee am box emolled m O H S The memberah1p 15 ax follows Howald FlSh91 Plemdcnt lKlll1S Coodm IU XR illaqe Smxth Owen Potter Ylce P1CQlLltl1l lx m Ilo d Ttddlg Swank James W 1le5 Secletfux 'I-Inu 'Neeblt C lgn XK1LlyQ Arthur Burdolff June Ogblllllf, Q U1 Chdnngn Call Burk Fd Puslu Lloyd Klnnett Glen Smlth l l v L . ' y V , . . T ' - -1. . , , ' 7 I . v in 1 .A 1 v , . The purpose of the club is to promote scientific feed and care of farm ' . E ,Z A . uh' - Cu .y 1' Y. 1' ,k ,. .V . ' ' Y , ,, . l .,.. , , - 2 is k - 1 'Z . 1 RBD LWHITE .Z if- 2 yx- ,.,f Jumor Chamber of Commel ce John T1 otter Presldent Juamta Reed Vlce Presldent Dorothy Dean Secletary Karl Monroe T1 easurer Mr E J Dubols Mentor The Junlor Chamber of Commerce w as o1gan1zed February 15, 1924 The purpose of the club IS to become more lntlmately acqualnted w1th the worklngs and buslness aspects of our c1ty To carlry out th1s plan, lt seeks the cooperatlon of the Senlor Chambel of Commerce w1th whom It has two Jolnt meetlngs each year The members a1e Mary A Adams Mary V Adams Fmmltt Allison Fugene Andrew Della Baldwm Helen Baldwm Cleo Bellls luanlta Bryant Dorothy Dean Vlctor Dennls Theodora Donlon Stella Durbm Mildred Flsher Don Furness Harold Green Grace Haffner Robert Hayden Helen Hesp Thelma Hjolt Ceule House1 Helen H1CkEX Harold Howe Wayne Howell M1ltOH Hume Naonu Ish Merle Javaux Malcolm Jones Earl KIHZIB George KIOUS Herman Loman Glenn Laulance Ion Lovett Herbelt Mathews Harold McK1llop Karl Monroe 1924 1 age Forty Four Peall Moore L euha Ralph J uamta Reed Genevleve Rodgers Delma Ross lllfllllam Shultz Ralph Spenny George Stewart Bernlce Sutherland John 'lrotter Ruby Underwood Cormne Vlncent Dolothy Vosburg lVIaxyEl'en Weaver Fugene WhltaCT9 Thelma M Wllklnson Alfled Wendorf N' - I , ' 7- I--e 15 , -,k.,'. 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V ' ' l . -,Y t,.,- ,y'- -' - Y i I 7, A F if K , , MIHITE 4 , L Stock Judglng Team A stock Judglng team of Ottawa Hlgh School has completed a very successful year The team IS composed of Howard F1sher Curtls Dun bar Wesley Clanton Carl Channon Wllllam Reedy and Owen Potter Th1S team entered 1nto a contest at Lawrence Kansas on April 8 There were 160 boys from 16 schools entered Three classes of cattle were Judged They were Holsteln Jersey and Guernsey cows Three klnds of hogs were also Judged They were Duroc Black Poland Chlna sows and fat hogs Percheron mares were also judged The stock of Haskell Breezy Dale Farm Laptads and Husteds were Judged Howard F1sher took second place and Curtls Dunbar took thlrd place 1am Reedy and Owen Potter were d1squal1f1ed because they omltted thelr numbers from thelr Judglng cards It was posslble to make 1 000 pomts Howard F1sher made 865 polnts and Cu1t1s Dunbar made 840 polnts Th1s contest was managed by the Lawrence Agrlcultural Club The Ottawa stock Judglng club recelved a letter of congratulatlon from Pro fessor ESlCk of Lawrence Hlgh School He Sald It was remarkable for boys Wlth so httle tralnlng' to do so well Mr Banta who accompanled the boys on th1s trlp lemarked on the attentlveness of the boys toward thelr work 1924 Wesley Clanton was nineteenth and. 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I Band The Ottawa Boy s Band under the dlrectlon of C A Peacock has been one of the most thrlvmg organlzatlons of the hlgh school It was organlzed less than a year ago and has by regular practlce twxce a week made rap1d and successful progress The band won second place 1n the d1str1ct conventlon of the Rotaly Club held at Parsons Kansas Aprll 7 and 8 There were seventeen bands at the contest and they were supported by the Rotary Clubs The Boy S younger than any of the other partlclpants whlch speaks well for the ablllty of Mr Peacock F1fty four boys went to Parsons wh1ch shows the 1nterest taken by the dlrector and members and busmess men 1n the organ1zat1on Mr Peacocks plans for the summer xnclude durmg the months of June and July da1ly mornmg and afternoon band and orchestra 1nst1 uc tlon and the orgamzatlon of a new boy s band The new band w1ll conslst of all new appllcants and the new members of the present aggregatlon Regular publlc band concerts w1ll be g1ven 1924 P ge F ty Vine Band of Sapulpa, Oklahoma won first place. The Ottawa boys were 8 Ol' -4 RBD LWHITE BUYS GL EE. GLUB Boys' and Glrls Glee Clubs The Glrls Glee Club under the dlrectlon of MISS Fan has been one of the active clubs of the h1gh school At the flrst of the year a large number of glrls responded to the op portunlty to try out for the club It now IS composed of slxteen VOICES and conslsts of remarkable talent Durlng the year It has glven a varlety of pleaslng entertalnments 1n chapel and to the publlc Under the able superv1s1on of the members of the Faculty Quar tette Messrs Gowans Haworth Peacock and Banta the Boy s Glee Club has been a llvely orgamzatlon of the school The club has appeared ln Chapel a number of tlmes and has been enjoyed by the student body 1924 , ...1- -, , .-... if-fi? Z .- yu-.,, ly - ,..!'f-' , f' -,, ...- W -.Y rf? .- , I L i X 55, 'f . A ss f ,z,,. F. Yfkkj sfnll -IW qv .4 sv Q. 5.5 .A , x ' 4 ae .ug - QW. ' ' 3. Eff w Q, . .. 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RED LWHITB f -,f-ff' li ,f- Cafeterla Food for the famlshed Just as the flrst frosty fall days began to take the klck out of g01llg' home to lunch came the glad news that the domestlc sclence department had rlsen once more to the OCCRQIOH wlth the warm lunch plan that had proved so successful the year before Pract1ce makes pel fect Those lunches were perfectls lusclous As the pleasmg odors crept under the doors of the class looms on the flrst floor It was wlth great dlfflculty that the YHFIOUQ teachers were able to hold class durlng the The lunches vs ere planned and p1 epaled bv the glrls of the domestic sclence depaltment superused bv M198 Gunselman The thlrd and fourth houl classes composed of sophomore glrls prepared the dl9h6S whlch lequlred a longel perlod of time These glrls also studled the composltxon of the foods and the calorles requlred by the students The freshmen glrls who composed the flfth and slxth hour perlods prepared the slmpler dlshes and were responslble for servlng the meals each day and carlng for the kltchen The slxth hour planned the menu for the followmg day The very small cost of f1fteen cents for from three to f1V9 dlshes made these lunches xx 1th1n easy reach of the students By very eff1c1ent calculatlon the recelpts were made to take care of the runmng expenses of the department and the purchase of new equlpment The glrls sold sandwlches between classes and made enough money to buy a tea cart for the d1n1ng room as well as a1d ln the purchase of a new buffet Mlss Guenselman was responslble for the lnstallatlon of thls most useful enterprlse two gears ago and due to her eff1c1ent sklll ln manage ment the cafeterla has been a. success ever slnce Much pralse IS also due the glrls whose splendld cooperat1on has helped to make the cafeterla a success 1924 s. 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I : W1ley Short Cook McCarthy Hatten Mahaffy Watson Brownfxeld Hayden Wharton Dennls Gowans Floyd Semor Play CAST 01lVl8 Damgerfleld Jean Mahaffy Paul Damgerfleld Clyde McCarthy Ellzabeth Dalngerfleld Edyth Floyd Charles Dalngerfleld Leon Hattan Berton Cram James Wlley Randolph Weeks Harold Hayden Cora Faulkner Atha Wharton Armanda Floy Watson Thomas Lefferts Archle Denms Solon Tucker Edwm Short fDon Cook Stage Managerj The semors chose for the1r play thls year Come Out of the Kltchen a comedy m three acts The play was dehghtful, portraymg the mam characters ln two roles that of an arlstocratlc famlly of the south and even more dellghtful when they turn 1nto a, set of lmpromptu servants The cast IS to be congratulated on the way they presented the play and Professor Gowans deserves much Credlt for coachmg the Joyful comedy 1924 Page Fifty Three I 1 Mrs. Faulkner ..... Brownfield . . . . ,, . . . I A RED LWHITE l Dllls Sentel Flshex Cook Schuhmacher Cook Neighbors Durbin Hume Harbour FlSh61 Jones Bryan Foote Penny Wiley J unlor Play Nancy Fair Sylvia Fair Allan Fair Jeffery Fair Peggy Gibbs Dudley Glllett Angie Brice James the butler Friends of Mrs. Fail '.,.. CAST Mable Fishei Martha Bryan Bob Fishei Carl Sentel Jane Penny Beatty Neighbors Gertrude Jones Bob Dllls I Hazel Wiley I Ruth Durbin 4 Verna Harbour I Hester Foote LGladys Cook The Jumors presented this year as their choice The Famous Mrs Fair a charming four act play. The play was very entertaining and the climax well developed The settings and lighting effects were extraordinary and the costummg and color schemes all that the stage would require Mrs Hume as director of the junior play deserves much praise for her truly splendid work 1 age Fifty-Four 1924 K . RED LWHITE .l'l,,-,rgl , . 1 -F j, .ln X 1 .- . , 1 f 1 f ..... li' -'-if ' .iii .5 .ZZ , Q ..- , 4 11 I 2'-'..- f - Y ,., ' 'Z -- .: -fP ,,f-.21 ,.f 4,2 -,Q Halold Hayden Ira Hunt Le Roy Allen Kenneth Mall Hazel NV1ley Gladys Eberhart Mlldled B1ownf1eld M111am Hageman Earl Kenzle Maude Rlce Smlth B Hawolth Hestel Foote Archle Denms Cranberry Corners CAST Tom Dexter Earl KIHZIC S1dney Everett Harold Hayden Hezek1al Hopklns AYChl6 Dennls Ben Latham Kenneth Mall Andrew Dexter Ira Hunt Nathan Speck LeRoy Allen Anastasla Banmster Maude R106 Amella Dexter M1r1am Hageman Mrs Musl1n Hester Foote Bella Ann Gladys Eberhart Florlne Hazel W1ley D1rector Prof B Smlth Haworth Cranberry Corners was presented by a cast of members of the H1 Y and G1rl Reserve Clubs Fr1day evemng March 7 Prof B Smlth Haworth sponsor of the H1 Y club very ably d1rected the play The cast Worked hard for several weeks and were well rewarded for the1r efforts by the hearty applause of the large and apprec1at1ve aud1 ence The leadmg roles were carrled by Earl Klnzle and Mlldred Brown f1eld who were well supported by the rema1nder of the cast The H1 Y Club challenged the G1rl Reserves to a tlcket sellmg con test for the play 1n wh1ch the boys were v1ctor1ous About S113 was taken 1n nettmg each club a prof1t of nearly S50 1924 Page 'Fifty Fl e Carlotta Brownfield RED LMII-IITE Atha Wharton Gladys Eberhart Tahosa Hood Maude Rlce Josephlne Kelfer Edyth Shull Stella Glbson Gladys Cook Mary McKenna Jean Mahaffy Mary Storer Henuetta Mosher L1brar1ans The hbrary IS one of the most useful 1nst1tut1ons 1n the school and under Mlss Burns leadership It has become larger and more efflcxent than ever before. Last year MISS Burns mstalled a system whereby each person who kept a book out over an hour was fmed f1V6 cents for each hour the book was kept over t1me Bes1des aldmg 1n the eff1c1ency of the hbraly, thls provlded a fund for replaclng old and buylng new books. A 820,000 legacy was left the llbrary by the late Mr. Hazelton, which places the Ottawa Hlgh hbrary IH an excellent flnanclal condltlon. 1924 Page Flfty Six --f ' f . ,...g.,. .Q , ,.,, f , ...M 3 N ,-. 1 Y :L I .- ,-,. I l, ...- -'-fs-Z Z .- -- Y VZ, f,- 'V if V777 .-- ...- ..f ,. 'i 2... -,427 .- . ': , W - w W , .W , ave. . . . , . . . . 1 RED LWHITE b K , ,s.. -1, .ff f-2' Z-- , Y 17 .-- -..L - if ,.z ' .J RJ -'7-- , .., 495 S 5534 eff ,-I ,-,,- ff 114 ,X 4' f GAQC M 4 X J rr! .ya- 1 lk-A 1 ,f 7 ff ,fl 1924 I.1ge Flftw Qevnn ,,.... 1 Q A y ff A , A A H V3 7 rf f rl ' ' K Q' N X , S Q! 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Tiif - 31-Sl,,f, ff! 5-,X-f, 4 -'f r f,- ' V K7 j REDLLWHITE n qi X.. f f ,V--:-- . --.+. - , .....- - X , i ,- - - - N , I 1 Y, ge- -ff , , - -+ -'if -f-' -'J' 1-..- ff , ,..--'f' 'T ,.- .-f- .f- ,y- ,.- 1 - ...Y-:T..' ,1 , Oval Spencer Huffman Stlahan Edwin Short CheerQLeaders At the beg1nn1ng of the semester Oval Spencel Edwm Short and Huffman Strahan were elected cheer leaders for the comlng year Eacn of these leaders had plenty of pep and whenever a second s chance presented ltself one or more of them took advantage of It wlth a yell or two The Boosters club alded the cheer leaders greatly for the students who would It dld not greatly matter whether the team was ahead or behlnd 1n the scoring because the students reahzed the value of vocal support and our teams certa1nly showed then' apprec1at1on of the support by commg out on the long end of the score The Cheer Leaders are certa1nly to be congratulated upon the won derful vocal support that was g1ven to the athletlc teams of O H S through thelr fa1thful and unt1r1ng efforts 1924 Page Fifty Eight yell were kept together, which made it very much easier for the leaders. ' - D LWHI E ,ab 1 ,ff -'zu' -1 1+ Y 1 , -'T ,i,,,,, y- ,-1 ,Za Z- 1 ..T. -' ,1 17 Flaude Smith Lloxd Qeaton Hdl0ll1 CILLII Janles XX llu Imo SU xhdn Lu B umtt I on Ioutt um -xlllill R xx mmxd Nlofta tt I1 -Xml 1924 I I Coach Peacdck 'El-1-011 Shicielvi' L Ralph Amlm-Son' Bill Rm-dy 4 fuiu-11 Gowans El , vson zl' . l'1'l . iw-xx' 'ag 'it' fine RBD LWHITE Football RAYMOND BUSTEM MOFFETT Captaln play1ng h1s fourth year for O H S really deserves the name Bustem Play1ng left half he hut the l1ne hard and low he IS fast and a good broken field runner with a stiff arm that upsets many a would be tackler Bustem led the team in touchdowns and was the goal kicker He IS without a peer 1n long end runs uslng his speed and stlff arm to ward off opponents LEE BARNEY BARNETT Captaln elect play1ng right half ox offense and rlght end on defense proved to be a capable runnlng mate to Bustem On the offense he IS a hard man to stop using h1s strength and weight to a great advantage taking the oppos1ng tackler along with h1m Barney w1ll make a good leader for the team this fall ERROL SHIDLER play1ng the fullback pos1t1on 1S a good ball lugge He IS fast on h1s feet and h1ts the l1ne hard Errol always takes ad vantage of holes 1n the l1ne and uses them for good galns HIS place will be hard to f1ll this fall as he IS a senior th1S year WILLIAM BILL REEDY a1dS Seaton and Strahan in making a stone wall of the left side of the l1ne B111 has more f1ght and pep than causes the enemy much worry 1n thelr own territory Bill Wlll be lost to O H S through graduation this year LLOYD HAMMOND 1n the plvot pos1t1on proved that he IS as good a center as any he ever met Lloyd s passes were always accurate and as he quit school before the season was over his place was ha1d to fill CLAUDE SMITH filled the pos1t1on left vacant by Hammond H1s passes are always accurate and he IS a good man on defense Claude wnl be back th1s fall HAROLD GREEN right guard play1ng h1S f1rst year proved a valu able asset to the l1ne Green has plenty of f1ght and IS a ha1d man to oppose Harold Wlll graduate this year BRUCE BEEFY WALTERS right tackle play1ng h1S third ycal for the Red and White IS a good l1nesman Brushing the oppos1ng tackle as1de he often downed the enemy half beh1nd h1s l1ne Beefy quit school before the season was over JAMES WILEY plays rlght end on offense and rlght half on de fense He always gets h1s man making It possible to run rmght end fol good galns Jim w1ll graduate this year PHIL ANDREW backfleld playing his first year for O H S IS a good b1oken field runner Ph1l IS fast and has a side step that car11es h1m safely by the opposing tacklei Ph1l w1ll graduate th1s year ELWIN DOINS ANDERSON quarterback though small of stat ure proved himself a good leader for our team His bramy generalshlp often proved the undo1ng of the oppos1ng team He 1S qu1ck to conceive the enemy s weakness and his centered attack on that spot always worr1ed the other team Dolns IS a freshman LEO STRAHAN play1ng left end proved to be a real f1nd His helght enables h1m to snag passes and h1s speed carr1ed him down well undel punts Many a time Leo sklrted the enemy s end and downed the oppos 1ng ball lugger behind h1S l1ne Leo IS a sure tackler and will prove a val uable asset to the l1ne this fall 1924 I g Sixty 1- ss ' 'TL'. 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K6 ' 77 ' ' , . n , u n . . . . . . , 'u e RED LMIHITE LLOYD SEATON the blg rlght tackle IS a terror to the opposlng backfleld both on offense and defense It was a usual Slght to see Lloyd break through the lme, elther leavmg a hole for our backfleld or to down the opposmg ball lugger behmd h1s l1ne Lloyd w1ll be back next year LON LOVETT, sub backfleld and llnesman, IS w1ll1ng and able to f1ll any place left vacant by a legular Lon has plenty of flght and Wlll be a valuable asset to O H S thls fall RALPH ANDERSON, sub backfleld IS a good prospect for our next football team Ralph IS fast and h1ts the l1ne hard VV1th a never say d1e Splrlt that IS typlcal of our football players Football was successful agaln thls year at Ottawa Hlgh although It dld not meet with the same degree of success as last year Under Coach Gowans rlgld tralnmg the team started off well and 1n the flrst games dld far better than the fans had expected They slowed up late ln the season and dropped the last games A very envlable record was broken late ln the season when Ottawa lost lts flrst game ln over three years and was plevented from scorlng for the flrst tlme ln nlne years The season was rather short thls vear wlth a schedule of elght games The schedule was rather hard however and lncluded the best teams of Fastern Kansas Ottawa won 75 percent of thelr games a verv good average for any team Ottawa s goal llne was not crossed untll nearly the mlddle of the season and Chanute dld that on a recovered punt The schedule has been arranged for next year and Wlth Prmclpal R E Gowans as coach the prospects are very good for a successful season The flrst game of the season was played at Quenemo wlth Quenemo on Sept 28 Quenemo had a good team and put up a hard flght but were defeated 16 0 Coach Gowans took a number of substltutes wlth hlm and trled out several com bmatlons ln thls game so that he mlght have a good l1ne on the squad under fire Several places left vacant bv last year graduatlons had to be fllled and several of the men were selected ln thls game Touchdowns were made by Walters plavmg fullback and Moffett halfback In addltlon to the two touchdowns a safety was scored OTTAWA OI ATHF' 28 3 The second game of the season wlth Olathe on her home fleld October 5 was rated as a verv hard one Olathe had practlcallv the same team as last vear wlth which she came verv near defeatmg Ottawa Whlle Ottawas team had much new materlal The team started off full of flght and soon had Olathe flghtmg with her back to the wall Olathe scored. flrst on a place klck Ottawa came back ln a short tlme and made a touchdown and from then on lt was Ottawas game The flnal score was 28 3 for Ottawa Seaton blg Ottawa tackle picked up a fumble and ran Q5 vards for a touchdown the flrst of the game Thls wlth Moffetts beautlful 50 xard end run was the sensatlon of the game Shldeler made a touchdown on a pass and Moffett plunged the llne for another touchdown Moffett also ku-ked a fveld goal Moffett played the best game for Ottawa Seaton Reedy and Barnett dld fme work OTTAWA TOPEKA 16 0 Ottawa defeated lts old tlme rlval Topeka on Cook fleld October 12 16 0 ln the first home game of the season The field was muddv and It was ralnmg a good part of the game but thls did not destrov the pep of the Ottawa team nor damper the ardor of the Ottawa fans Ottawa took advantage of all the breaks 1n handlng Topeka 1ts frrst defeat of the season The only tlme that Topeka menaced Ottawa goal l1ne was durmg the thlrd Quarter when thev attempted a place klck Seaton broke through and blocked the klck and Moffett scooped It up and raced over 60 yards for a touchdown Walters also made a touchdown In addltlon a safetx was fored Ottawa outplaved Topeka m everv department of the game and mlssed bv a few Inches good chances to score Most of the game was played ln Topeka terrltorv but both of Ottawas touchdowns were the result of advantageous breaks for Ottawa Moffett Barnett and Seaton played exceptxonally well for Ottawa 1924 Page lalxtg One K . ,ff-Q.- .'g , l,L,, , . , ,,H t 5 f I . -15 q . 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I u , Y . , , - . ,- RED LMIHITE '4,f,f- 1 2'- unl' 2 OTTAWA CHANUTE 28 7 Ottawa defeated Fhanute at Chanute October 19 28 7 on a very muddy field Ottawa recelved the klCkOff and ln three plavs put over a touchdown In the second quarter they put over another touchdown and a successlon of end runs and off tackle plays Ottawa stalted a puntlng game m the thlrd quarter but when Chanute scored a touchdown on a bad punt thev took the ball over for a touchdown ln four plays Thus was the flrst tlme that Ottawa s goal lme had been crossed this season Ottawa s last score came ln the fourth qua! tel Moffett klcked all the goals after touchdown although the fleld was verv muddv Anderson at quarter played verv well ln thlQ his fourth game at the posltlon Moffett played a good steady game at halfback OTTAVVA IOLA 246 Aftel a vacatlon of two xeals Ottawa and Iola resumed hostllltles on the grld Iron there Oct 26 The game nas rather slow on account of the muddv fxeld how ever Ottawa was able to get ln a few sensatlonal plavs ID wmmng 24 6 Ottawa klcked to Iola but thev could not malf anvthmg through the lme Then they kicked to Ottawa and on the cond plav Barnett went around the end 5 vards and a touchdown was made Qhldeler also made a touchdown m the flrst quarter The second quarter was hard fought ulth Ottawa havlng a sllght edge Farlv ln the thlrd rvuarter Ottawa nuf over another touchdown on strmght football Moffett made the last touchdown fm Ottn w a Iola s fore came 1n the f1rst quarter on a serles of passes Ottavn nutnlaved lola extent ln nasslng Iola had one of the best nassmg at l,f-ks the I-hgh Qfhool has met thus xear Barnett played the best game for Ottawa 'VIoffett and Shldeler played a XOIV good game OTTAWA LAWRENCE 13 6 Plavlng aframst the bv ak Ottavsa defeated Lawrence on Fook field 13 6 Nov 9 was exe uted a long 110 xard pass from Qeaten to Shldeler over the entlre Lawrence team Tl'-vs was the flrst core of the game lawrence scored next on a serles of passes Ottava made another tou hdovn ln the last Quarter The game was hard fought part of the tune and at othex tlmes was rather llstless but Ottawa had a llght edge most of the tmme This game broke a two xeavs tve between the teams as two of the three tle games the last three rears we wxth law rence Ottawas best ground gamers 35:9 passes and lme plunges Balnett and Seaton played exceptxonallv well for awa FMPORIA OTTAWA 250 Ottawa lost to Fmnoyua Nm 11 hv the s ore of 25 0 at Fmporla Ottawa vuon the toss and ref-ewed th luck off Moffett all but Hot nv av fm' 8 f0l1f'l'fl0WTl 07' the return Fmnorla s l ne held and Ottawa xx as forced to klck Culp big Emporia half back took the ball through the lme fm .a tm ehdown ln the flTSt quarter Ottawa braced up for the rest of the half but were unable to score Thev f0llgllt hard the th rd quarter but were so excelled 1n puntmg that thev could not exnect to score ln the fourth o arter thev opened un on l na' UNSC? buf tlllme Moved to be more advantageous to Fmnorla than to Ottaw a Fmporla 9C0l'Ffl 8 fleld zeal In the third quarter and two touchdowns and a fleld goal m the fourth Ottawa was C0111 pletelv outolaved and outfought m thus game Moffett Seaton and Strahan played well for Ottawa GARNETT OTTAWA '70 The la t game of the season was Dlaved wlth Oarnett on Cook fleld Thanksglvlfll' mormng The flnal score was 7 0 for Carnett Garnetts lone touchdown came when thev took Ottawa's had punt on the 4 vard lme and went over for a touchdown on the thlrd down Ottawa outplaved Farnett the remalnder of the game but Was 1111 able to score Ottawa advanced the hall to the 10 vard lme but could get no farther The game was nlaved m the heavlest snow fall of the vear and the fleld WHS VBTV muddv Thls counled wlth Moffett s 1n1urv placed Ottawa at a dxsadvantage Mof 1ett In spite of his mmrv 'olaved the last Quarter Ottawa outplayed Garnett m every department except scormg whlch after all decldes the game 1924 Page Sixty Two 1 'l 'TIQ' .. , ...... it ,. KK -f.. - K :KK Kx'::K.e,-- .a..1A ,-- ,. ' ..4- -ig... 2:1 - , - 1 9 1 ' 1 ' 1 Q 'A Y . . . . ' I ' ,I . W . ,' . ' '. I y . . , , , ., .. , - K K . 7 K . . . . K .K K ' KK . I I . K . , V se , . . , I 1 V 4 ' 7. . n - 1. 1 . . .V ' ' ' t l . l ' . K' - .. K ' K . K 'K K, K K K X ' Ky v .K K - , , ' ' . 'e s. r . f ' - , , , after two weeks lav off. In this game one of the most beautiful nlays of the season f 1' - 7 . . n ' . .. . . f ' 1' ' ' , . , , K K . .K . . ., K A K V K K v rn ' A xy K 'K K ' K l . . ' V l .A + Y ' , K 1 3 'K K r- - ' J . , ' K ' Q ' K V I V K , , . . ' '. 4 ' ' ' - v ' ' ' x ' I . i , . . ' ' K 11 n . .. 1 - , 1 A l xy . A . I , . , , - v - KK K , I K . K . . . . , . . - . 1 , ,. . . Y , - K . K , K. K . ' V , . K' - I v - . .. . , . - Y h RBD LXAIHITE S.. -:. -.- - -5' 'ff I 1f ' fl ' Jw--. - 'iff f ff' uv' .f- ..f- ,.,4 '11 -1 Leo Strahan Erroll Shldeler Eugene Flaherty Earl Kmzle Coach Peacock James Wlley Ralph Anderson Lee Barnett Phll Andrew Wlllls Brlscoe Page Sixty Three msn AMIHITE W 4, 2 - ...- , .... 7 i-.x-X lx'-,.f -J- ,.M- 1,1 . ,:..-f- '-g .. gf .f1 2 ,ff ' 1... 'l',,.- T? Basketball 15 A ERROL SHIDLER, captain and guard, playing his third year for 0. H. S., is an excellent defensive player and has a good eye for the basket when he gets in the opposing teams' territory Errol is an excellent floor man with a good pivot and is good at taking the ball off the backboard Errol intends to go to O U next year JIM WILEY guard is an excellent defensive man especially under the basket Jim also has a good eye for the basket seldom shooting but making his shots count when he does He is a natural fighter and always plays a hard clean game from whistle to whistle Jim is a senior and his place will be hard to fill next year EUGENE FLAHERTY center has developed into an exceptionally good center using his height and great range to a good advantage Flahel ty has an excellent eye for the basket This IS Flaherty s first vear and as hc IS a sophomore a bright future is in store for him RALPH ANDERSON forward plays a clean hard fighting game or basketball Ralph is an excellent defensive man with a good pivot and a fair eye for the basket Ralph is a sophomore this year and will be back next year to help keep Ottawa on top of the heap EARL KINZIE forward came to O H S from Nickerson Kansas and proved to be more than he was heralded to be He is very fast ha an excellent pivot dribbles well and has a keen eye for the basket Kinzie IS the best forward in the North Central Kansas Basketball League and as he is a Junior this year will be back next fall to help make Ottawa a never defeated team LEE BARNETT center and forward plays a good game when he is light Lee 1S a good defensne man and has a good eye for the basket Lee will be back next year PHIL ANDREW forward is fast has a good pivot and a good eye for the basket Because of the stellar performance of the two regulars Phil did not get in many games Phil will not be back next year WILLIS BRISCOE guard and forward did not get into many games because of the fme work of the regulars but when he did get into the game he played a hard clean game of basketball Willis will not be back to O H S next year LEO STRAHAN forward has a keen eye for the basket and uses his height to a good advantage in taking the ball off the backboard Leo w1Il not be back to O H S next year Nou N6 HM ' f n Gtrouw OF THE Rem! 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I-. , 1, ,' 0 I WA ,:. .cg ' -i w fha f-1 ir 5 gm g -X x A 3 I N A 'ffff,, -- . we illl' f , I - f em 1 :A 'F 0 I it P! fl '5 Q --if e ' f 1 'Q cm. ea I f A O . 5 'a'e - I RED LWHITE -I-I vfvo f- J, -,fa-' OTTAXVA GARNETT 1115 The frrst league game of thc scason at Crrnett was a thrrller from whrstle to whrstle Garnett star ted the stormy, on 1 free throw and kept the lead untrl near the end The half ended 1 r for Garnett Ottawa came brck the second half determrned to avenge defeat on the grrdrron last fall and ne 'rr the end suueeded rn tyrng the store The play off was all Ott rwa s rs they nradt 4 pornts to nothrng for Garnett CHANUTF OTTAWA 2019 Ottawa lost the suond league gamr of the season to Chrnute there February 21 when the Chfrnute guard mrde r b rsket rn the lrst 20 seconds of plav Ottawa farled to score the frrst qu rrter but tred Chanutc rt the hrlf 6 6 They had relrnqurshed the lead to Chanute at the end of the thrrd quarter but secured rt agarn rn the fourth and looked lrke a wrnnrr untrl the Chrnutr gurrd raged one from the center of the floor Krnzre w rs hrgh pornt man of the game IOLA OTTAWA 2111 Ottawa played lola at lola Qaturdrv Feburarv 26 and lo t 2111 The frrst quarter ended 5 2 rn favor of lola but Ottawa tame out from behrnd and led at the half bv 6 They tontrnued to hold the lead untrl near the end of the game when lola started off wrth a rush and soon had the game trnrhed The team played good de fense and all of Iola s counters crme on long shots Thrs gave lola the lead rn the league OTTAWA BURLINCTON 28 12 Ottawa defeated Burlrngton at Burlrngton January 25 bv the score of 28 12 The shape and defeated them deersrvelv Burlrngton scored frrst but Ottawa soon got the lead and a free throw and held goal and kept rt throughout the game Thrs was one of the best games Ottawa play ed thrs year Krnme was hrgh pornt man wrth srx freld goals and a free throvr FMPORIA OTTAWA 33 21 Ottawa lost to Emporra here 33 21 on February 1 rn a one srded game It was not a league game Ottawa foughr all the way and prled up the largest score agarnst Lmporra that any team had succeeded rn dorng up to that trme Fmporra started the scorlng and kept the lead all through the game Although Ottawa played hard they could not check the fast Emporra team one of the best ever seen on the hrgh school floor OTTAWA BAI DWIN 43 11 Ottawa defeated Baldwrn here February 3 by the score of -13 11 The score does not mdrcate the plavrng of the teams as Baldwrn fought hard but mrssed many very close shots Baldwrn farled to store a freld goal rn the frrst half but made nrne pornts the last half Barnett was hrgh pornt man wrth 6 freld goals OTTAWA BURLINGTON! 2116 Ottawa had a much harder game wrth Burlrngton here February 15 than at Bur' lrngton They won 21 16 after leadrng nearly all the trme Burlmgton scored frrst on a free throw Ottawa soon scored and were leadrng at the half 9 7 Burlrngton took the lead late rn the thrrd quarter but could not stay rn front Ottawa then started a rally whrch gave them the game FMPORIA OTTAWA 11 10 Ottawa went to Emporra February 16 and were defeated even more derrsrvely N 1116111.15 H2253 G 'Y sy ,ml 1 7 .J f 111 Nh- W Xx Q 1 I0 1 X 1 5 ls ,f A 1924 Ia e Srxrr Lire 1 Q , bv X , ' 1 . j P ' ' 0 0 . v ' . ,' l1 I J. 5 wrt MH' fl' , If . 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RED LWHITE .f-Zt,.,1w- J... -0 ff' than ln the flrst meetlng Ottawa played exceptlonally well on defense and forced Emporla to score from the center of the court The score was 5 2 at the end of the flrst quarter but began to change faster as the game progressed Emporla made many substltutlons but was unable to beat Ottawas defense CHANUTE OTTAWA 25 20 Chanute defeated Ottawa here February 22 by the score of 25 20 The game was very close and hard fought Ottawa scored flrst and kept the lead untll near the end of the second quarter The half ended 13 11 m favor of Chanute The last half was hotly contested wxth nelther team ahead very much untxl near the end when Chanute rallled and forged ahead flve points to wln the game Ottawa fought des perately the last few mmutes of the game but were unable to score OTTAWA GARNETT 31 27 Ottawa defeated Garnett for the second time thls season February 23 The game was played at Ottawa and was won 31 27 Garnett started the scormg and lead most of the flrst quarter Ottawa began flghtmg however and the half ended 1912 for Ottawa They kept the lead the rest of the game although Garnett was flghtlhg hard at the end and had started a rally whlch fell short by four polnts OTTAWA IOLA 22 18 Ottawa admmlstered the flrst defeat of the season to the Iola league champlons on the O U court February 29 The game was a thrlller and Ottawa was m the lead most of the game although Iola was close behlnd and tled the score several times The quarter ended 5 4 and the half 7 6 for Ottawa Ottawa played a strong defenslve game and outplayed Iola m wmnmg This gave Ottawa a strong clalm for second place ln the league OTTAWA BALDWIN 2513 Ottawa defeated Baldwln at Baldwln on March 5 ln the last league game Ottawa plaved rather poorly but ran the score up to a 12 point lead ln the flrst half and then allowed Baldwin to make 9 polnts ln the second half the same as Ottawa DISTRICT TOURNAMENT Ottawa won lh the dlstrlct tournament held at Ottawa Unlversxtv March 14 and 15 They drew a 13 score IH the first round and defeated Osawatomle ln the second round 16 4 Osawatomle scored only one fleld goal ln this game Ottawa was sllghtly off feated LaCvgne 10 A M March 15 34 14 and were the favorltes of the tournament LaCvgne played a good game but no match for the Ottawa team Ottawa met Iola IH the fmals and defeated them 18 10 Iola scored flrst and had a good lead before Ottawa scored Ottawa began to show then' real form and soon had the lead whlch they kepb mcreasmg untll the end Thls was the second tlme Ottawa defeated Iola thls season STATE TOURNAMENT Through some mlsundelstandlng at the Dlstrlct Tournament Ottawa s enrollment was not sent to Lawrence Thev substltuted for Trlbune and the flrst game was wlth Emporla Frldav mght March 21 Fmporla held Ottawa scoreless m the flrst quarter and led at the half 23 5 Thex vson the game 33 12 TGANWORK X? srmrreev' ,I I 2 'Z C-MU , f .gf S Q ll ff! ...A my 1924 Page Sixty Sl! K .s' M' I , X . ,- . 9 ...,- fp' 5 3 ' Tad- f V ,L -1 ' - 5 fx- -, -' fl 2 . 7 . , . h form but won easily. The game was played at 2:30 P, M., March 14. Ottawa de- ' l rg A 'i ff I Q f ' 1 ' E N I C AJ. , X 73 I A-. . 5 1 9, ' W X 17 Q W , X I To 2 ' :g- ..- , X 2 5? RED LMIHITE -.4 4,1 ,.? ,f .f-4 Z A --H ...1 ' ,4 ki. A33 INN ' XX X N Le H fill f' 3 xx V95 'Wi' 0 511 w g Q 7 Q ,I W' w KX xv 1 , f' 11 fl' .-' afg 1924 Plgo Si-IU? Seve!! K I ,Kf g...-L., P A K ,-- -1 S, ,ff f - - , 71.-':. - W 1 I - ' ' . -1, -H ' l .J Z -4 -, Y i.ff- - -fij' Y f .-- Q.,-1 ,ig - Ld 1 It i I7 cj rf,-.vi ,N - J ' ' : 'N X w fl , ' 1 Q , L Qs 4 l ,J - A , ,a2T: 1 ffwg. :jf , X -' 1 , -?: gl.w,X V-4:'?', K ja. V? V ' 1117, iLi' L I .'3,rf X N ' - y x .jf ,Asif R- ' 'g' , , 1 Q ' A' .ww - R -,' -S-. , , , , iw ET 'Qffff' Aw .Q H ,N N-5 , 'ui . ,fy xy 'fi 1 X, xx ' f 4 ' XR '--, JV fw4WqZf . ,M9vJu , M ,Le K, , I , 3, v 7 v dm 1 ,X 1 K I Wh Q ,yt 'v 'X I 1,,. 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'T ' LWL3- - ' i...- Tk 4 .--.-J F N 5 - A, 7 H, f A , - . ,.f K, RED KWHITE .f.--f- ,. ,.,4 'E T5'- W Calendar EPTE NBER y fl ' Q affhxx Ja 2545 7 V ool, ISEG N5 ' CTOSLR ses 4, l rw lflflu OOIBALL NOVEMBER E' xi HQ HQ FATHER 85014 BMQUFT DECEMBf1R f'N Mo vl ea f ms M5 PgRTY JANUARY X .W rl ' I lf5hSKETBhLL sum Pa e Slxty Fxght SEPTEMBER o 4 5 6 Enrollment Monday mornlng at 8 oclock 1n aud1tor1um 10-School beg1ns F1rst appearance of Faculty quartet G R and H1 Y part1es for new students G R and H1 Y have thelr flrst meetxngs Football game wlth Quenemo OCTOBER Game wlth Olathe at Olathe O H S plays Topeka here Chanute easlly defeated by Ottawa Beglnnmg of 2nd 6 weeks Horrors' Grade Cards H1 Y and G R Halloween party Soph and Sen1or G R enterta1n Freshmen and Jun1ors at a w1en1e roast S0-Cafeterla began servmg meals NOVEMBER 9 St1ll undefeated the Ottawa team wlns from Lau rence on Cook fleld Rev W A LaMance speaks ln chapel Spamsh and French Clubs reolgamze Journallsm Conference at Lawrence Empor1a handed us our flrst defeat Smalt Alecs f1nd out what others thmk of them Father and Son Banquet Thanksglvmg Day Snow Garnett beat us on Cook fleld In1t1al appearance of Boys Band H1 X Conference at Lawrence DECEMBER Record xnlns 1st class ratmg 1n annual contest of Inte1sch0last1c Press Ass n 6 Pres Cool1dge dellvered h1s message to 68th congress 1 Intelhgence UD test Rustlc F6StlV8l Work began on annual fWe stored our beds 1n the 3ttlC and havent used them SINCE, Grade cards G R recogn1t1on and consecratmn servlce H1 Y sold hamburgers 20-Chrlstmas Party 21 Latln Club organlzed School IS out for a whole week JANUARY 1 School resumes for half a day 4--Entertalned 1n chapel by students from K U 14 Exammatlons' Nuff sed 16-Flrst basketball game of season wlth Garnett 18 Our cagers lost to Chanute 19 O H S played Iola 21 Second Semester beglns 25-Burlmgton defeated by 0 H S 28 Chem1str5 lab blew up 1924 K . 'lx -fhffiij' . I -Aa V R, x 1 we -- + H -. 9 ALE AR ,N 5 '4-qt - , . . f' 11- ' . y 15 5 14- . . '- ' . 26- . . '- ' ' ' . 1. -fs 28- ' . l .SCI-T? 1 , . 1 0- . ' 12- . . . . 19- ' . K 22- ' ' Y . ,S 23- . . I t L 26- '- . : ' .- ll ,ml doll' ' D . . I . . 1 1 . il Q I ' ' F lr ln? 1 1 1-2-Our first vacation. Teachers visited. schools. QI' U, . . . . . . I -,il -. ' 1 . 42 xg -Z . . . X N V-'3 17- ' . . P 21Tu . n ' . 26- . 29- ' ' . . U 1 I ', ' - I li Y. ' c Q ., fl 15 X H ' . . . ' lx ,wil 21. 1F - . I Q ijt. I 11 . 1 . . . 4 , ' Y! 18- . - - 19- . . 'I ' ' . 1 3 f -- CN' . ' l '-1 - . . ' ull' D . H H . . - . ' RED KWHITE -1-Zi,-1 f'- J... l FEBRUARY 1 Mr Dennls makes h15 flrst speech 1n chapel CALENDAR 8 Emporla beat our cagers FYBRUARY Annual Popula11ty contest 8 9 10 G R conference at Topeka 14 At last' Semor p1ns and r1ngs arrlved 15-Many secrets portxayed SCANDAL' SCANDAI V v1m515DlS0iAKE0 16-J C C orgamzed O H S beat Burlmgton 16 Empor1a beat us agaln 19 Staples MaglC1an he1e under auspnes of H1 Y 22 O H S B B team lost to Chanute 22 23 24 H1 Y conference at Topeka Garnett defeated G R had tea fo1 Mlss Knauss Our team beats Iola MARCH Last B B game We beat Baldwln Lorado Taft sculptol speaks Cranberry Colners 15 B B Toulnament at O U O H S d1str1ct champ10ns State B B touxnament at Lawlence Merchant of Vemce under ausplces of G Senator Docklng speaks 1n chapel 25-Work beglns aga1n on student tennls coult 27 28 It That So 28 29 MUSIC Contest at Empoua APRIL Senlor PICDIC Students fxom K S A C entertamed Annual staged C31 n1val Boys Band WINS second at Parsons G R and H1 Y hlke 10-H1 Y lnstalls offlcers College Y M C A entertalns sen1o1 glrls Once more-grade calds Sophomore plCH1C The Famous Mrs Fan Early Easter SCFVICQS G R lnstallatlon of offlcers School Concert MUSIC Contest at Emporxa MAY Orchestra leaves for contest Typewrltmg contest held here Mothers and Daughters Banquet Gymnas1um EXhlbltl0H Junlors royally enterta1n Sen1o1 at Country Club Semor Exam1nat1ons Come Out of the Kltchen Atha went to Lawrence Baccalauleate Selmon Commencement Annual comes out Glade cards xssued SCHOOL IS OUT 1924 11 YM NODMSLWE 5 yu Nl Rscwoscnuvu SHRET MARCH jam yum A A Bszmmwum ovr R ANY WHAT 1 SMD TOYAP If 1 0 0 0 O CRANBHIRYCORNLRS 1.1.1. 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' 1 23- . . 11 -- RED AWHITE ,f,,-'f- H 'il---1-Q x X X x 94'-275 wfvw 1 UMBELL wh Vavvm, Ywo 'f ' 4 1 4. in 17145 -. -N i v 4 v A30 sh WA- 1 -11 -M -s2,4'.I.4j,,i, -Mg ggi , Y 1 'Km 1 Pb'-ss' 'Nw Rm ,. , r Alva.. an Wi LTBEYQW 4 Xe a ww 'S vi l- 7 ry uf ' X Y-mx A- Us 1 wa 11 'X-N. ,NYN gvs ur- mf' A fha VN 6361 S qv: fi faqs gp! NK, 95 1924 Page seventy ,ps 1 5 5' --1 ., ,, Z H -:. - 5 4A ' ' '-'v 1 f -vi:-7 li i --- l ,,, ': ,.. A if 3' K . .X 'W N ' ' .- f - xi, f. .94 ' 4 -V ' - A' 1' 5 slr' ' -ff' L f H . P PJ' E X ' ff 2 - ' X H ,X gym-ff . ,KH A . . :X 2 QQ Q-,H-2, K A . ' 4 ' V :., ff V XV pw'- FXV X. X. 14, TV, Y v 'Q M it , ay W V iii, ,K . X f, ' ' V 'rr .. . - J- A v' HA X: ' V5 X X. i V' rw' X T f,gf 3, X' V' .. . , if 1 - . , I ' ' ' -., A 5 4' r '-1 . A w ' 1 . ' X , si 2- V .0 -XV F ' .,X -'52 ' X 'mf Z 'i-,,,' , .-:-Q A 3 , rv if? .1 I KV? M ,V ,HT :J 3 -1 1. 'X I 2' A ' 5 ' 1 hh' , Q. Y, 4 1 'Qs 'fa-4 ,X - -5 ' A ' . 1.2 ' ia X1 .' 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' fn RED LMIHITE .Zi-Xt,-OJQ Z... -f- ,,f Foreword For the beneflt of all future Joke edltors we request that all Jokes be handed 1n on tlssue paper so every one can see thru them The World IS old yet l1kes to laugh New Jokes are hard to fmd A whole edxtorlal staff Can't tlckle every mmd So lf you meet some anclent Jokes Decked out ln modern gulse Dont frown and call the thlng a fake Just laugh-don t be too wlse Carl Senter Why you ve had a han' cut' Robt Dnlls No I Just washed lt and It shrank You look sweet enough to eat Don whlspered soft and low I do? falr Hester answered Where do you want to go? Duck Lets have a race across the pond Rooster I wlll 1f you let me set the tlme Duck All rlght any old tlme SUltS m Rooster We ll make lt the next zero snap when the pond IS covered wlth 106 The Jokes on me sald the Ford seat as Mr Banta sat down Mlldred B fln the moonlxght etc etc! Do you know what a dumb walter 1s Wm Reedy fIn same surroundlngsj Sure an elevator for use mn hotels apartments and so on Mlldred B Un same surroundlngsj I should say not Its a fellow that asks a glrl for a klSS and W3ltS for her o say yes Durlng the summer vacatlon do not fall to revlew your Latm verbs Plgo plgere squellul gruntum Bluffo bluffere fall flunktum Skato skatere sllpsl bumptum The only dlfference between Margaret Leatherberry and a phonograph IS that a phonograph runs down The Enghsh students ln Mlss Chaffee s class were to wrlte a composltlon on responslblllty Here s Curtis Dunbar s composltnon Boys have two buttons to thelr s penders to keep their pants up and when one button comes off there s a lot of re spons1b1l1ty on the other button I sure got a klck out of that sald the drlver as the crank flew back and broke h1s arm Mlss Faxr Un crowded tramj Was that your foot I stepped on 9 Strange man Uh huh Mlss Falr Oh excuse me' I thot It was somebodys su1tcase Father You are now ln the very mornmg of l1fe Why don't you get up and do someth1ng Fred Kalser I guess thats the rea son Dad You know lts blamed hard 0 get up ln the mornmg' ' Step on lt chauffeur sald the lady as a bug bug crawled from under the seat James Wxley Dld you ever meet a woman whose voice thrllled you wlth un speakable 6IYl0tl0Yl9,, James Glllett Yes that's the way my mother gets me up 1n the mormng Prof Hoffman VVhat makes water hard and how may It be softened? Mlldfred Jones Freezmg makes It hard and It can be softened by meltmg Aubrey Ponton Youll have to keep your eyes open around here Merle Flsh fverdant freshman! What for? Aubrey Because you can't see lf you don't Heard 1n the hall Have you the col tlme or Just school t1me'7 Floy Watson Why are you takmg Caesar agam thls year Henry Skldmore I was encored Ellzabeth Sheldon That plamst Cel' tamly has aglle flngers Prof Haworth 'Yes he used to be yell leader at the deaf and dumb mstx tute Robt Dllls Qlast semester ln physics labj I belong to the un1on I wont work Prof Hoffman So Ive notlced thls whole semester Jazzmg the truth seems to be a popu lar melody wlth some 1924 L'Paze Seventy One K -- ' . f Q 1 - ,---:'- , -.s.- --- , ' . - ' I .-..-- V fi- -' ,- ...1-1 A ,B .. --' F v i VX, , Y T. , ,- , F, .- ,- , ,1 ... ..- . . . , I . . . H . ,, . Y l Y . . . . , , . , il- ' ' ' . . . . . H u o , ' 7 ' ' , u n Y e W o y ' . . . H y . . , . ' 7 ' fl . KK ! 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Edyth Because you dont even stop chewmg gum when you luss me Mrs Peacock Clarence Clarence' get up The gas rs leakrng' Brlck fsleepllyl Aw put a pan un der rt and come to bed James Gladstone Hello Tom Whats uplfv Tom Harrlson Gun shot wounds James Great Scott' How drd rt hap pen? Out huntrng? Tom No home practrcmg on my trombone Mrss Dunn fln grammar classj Let the cow out of the lot what mood? Jean Mahaffy The cow Blllre had been rnvlted to hrs IllSlS dmner party unparented so to speak and before departrng hrs mother gave hrm the usual rnstructrons Home agam she asked hrm how he fared Brllre answered Oh I got along all rrght They had chrcken and when I but I frxed It up all rrght What dld you do Brllre? Mrs War ner gasped I Just Sald thats the way rt always does when 1ts tough Mr Haworth fdrsgustedlyl It seems to me you re not far removed from an rdrot Ira Hunt Only about a yard Oswald Dye affrrms that It IS possrble to be three places at once on the floor on your stomach on Saturday Scene In Crvrcs Class A mock trial Attorney And where dld you see h mrlkmg' the cow? Ernest Watkms A lrttle past the center srr Photographer Do you want your portrart done rn orl? Lee Barnett What do you take me for a sardlne? Mrss Chaffee lto Clemmre Greenl Do you know by the amateur way you re golng about thmgs I really be 1 ve you re tellmg the truth' Margaret D What makes you srlly this mornmg? Earl Kmzre I slept under a crazy qurlt last nrght Her mother Eunrce have you grven h frsh any fresh water lately? Eunrce Abram No mother They haven t drunk the water I gave them last month yet Atha fafter the dance! I declare Ill have to take two cakes of yeast to be able to use tomorrow mornmg Mr Harlrson Son where were you last nrght? Robert Out with a couple of fellows M1 Harrrs Well Just tell them not to leave then' barettes rn the car after thrs Lawrence S Darn rt thrs match wont strlke Clarr S Thats strange I ht rt just a mmute ago Prof Gowans Raymond I dldnt see vou at Pres Coolrdges speech yester day Raymond Moffett N I slept t home Martha A Whats werghrng on your Wm B Do you thmk my head is a parr of scales? Martha No scales are evenly bal anced Bllhe Screntrsts say that trees con rrbute to the heat of the atmosphere Clyde M Thats so A saplmg has warmed many times Cornella Thomas was taklng her frrst trxp on the tram The conductor came through and called for tickets A few mmutes later a news boy came through calling chewmg gum Never Cornelra crred bravely Y may take my trcket but not my chewmg gum Maude Rrce I want some wrrtrng paper please? Clerk Lrnen Sheets? ' Maude frndmgnantlyl S I s d wrltmg paper Jlm Wrley What s the newest thmgs rn school desks? Paul S Freshmen Mrss Glendmnmg What 1 a srm le? Edmund Wrlllams I have forgotten Mrss G Well rf you sard My hours at school are brrght as summer sun shme hat would that be? Edmund Irony 1924 Page Sew entv Three -5 ' 1 9 ,?t'fv.. .'J I ,A,,. ' ' -1-.. ... -' Z -' - , if . .e-gf- , Y 7 --- ,-- ' 1... -',,L 'qs' ... , , n ' , rl ' ' . . , t e ' 1 ll 7 ' 1 C6 ' ,' rv r Y Y! 1 U 1 1 . . , . -- ' ' Y! 1 H . . , . , ' ' , u I s ' Y . ' H .' . . ' H 1 AA Y 1 1' . Cl 1 1 ' v - - ' 1 ' 77 ' 1 K1 U . li ' lf . u l - 1 . I '- , u ' 1 1 . 1 1 . ,, . . . sr ' , , - n . , , , n . rs . ' ' ' Y ' ' . an r - v H - , , 11 I . ' ' ' - . . , 1 IK I! ' !Y . . . . . I H . , . . , . . . , ,- l 1 1 ' ' ' YI ' . ' : 0, a ' If ' ' ll Y ! v' D . ll I ' ' . . . ' . ,, trled to cut my prece rt fell on the floor, mmd? . . . ,, l H . . ll ' ' ' H! ' . I! , . . - . 1 , ca - . . , u ' ' , 1 - . n , . . ' 1 YY . . 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' 5 Vf W Q V' ' , , RED LXAII-IITE .z-!t,,f- 3 ,ll Don Cook I wlote Plof I'I'lWOltl'l a llttle note at the end of my cx'1n1mat1on papel sfzymg how much I enjoyed the course Wesley Clanton And vhlt dld he say? on ll I ulcl t1l1e lt 19, ln I enjoyed It so much Mr Blddlck s1t bcslcle Ml B1nt'1 ln Chapel the fllst molnlng, ot school 'md 'lftel 1 few moments 1sked AIC Vou one of the SLIIIOI boys? Plof Gow ms fto t'1ltlW studentb What are you late fol ? led KTISLI fsleepllyj cl s suppose Evalyn SXV1ft Leon when I get my new C31 Ill take you lldlng Leon No thanks Id l'l.th8l go w1lk mg ln my new shoes Salesman Ale thele any feet IH town lalgel than yours? B111 Reedy Only one pall Huck St1'1 han has such blg feet he has to pull hls tlousels off ovel hls he'1d LOIIHIHE Daddy look' Theres an aeloplane Absolbed Daddy Yes deal dont touch It Cl'11l Speals Thls flool IS celtfunly smooth slnce they waxed It Kate Luce Oh' Do you It 1lly step on the flool once ln '1 whlle? James Wlley Un study hxllb M11 I get a dllnk? MISS Plunty 'Wo concentrate upon youl lessons James h thats wh nl thllsty MISS Dunn fln psychologyl How IN Mr Gowans enabled to leach such hlgh notes? Velna xVllll'IIY1S By lalslng' hls eye blows NOIIIS H3W0lth What IS '1 hypo CT1t67 Mlss come face Glendlnnlng Any boy who to school wlth '1 smlle on hls Gladys Cook Sometlmes you appeal leally manly and sometlmes you are absolutely effenunate How do you ac count for It Archle D I suppose It IS heledltaly Half of my ancestols V510 males and the other half females Z.. T1hos.1 H I can nl :ke a fool out of Althlb whenever I want to Hazel VN How? Tahos1 Oh I Just let hlm have hls own way Prof Gow lns I 1st nlght I heald 1 bulelll 1nd I went down Stalrb three steps 1U 1 tlme Je Ill M1h1tty WVIILIL W IS he on the loo 7 Mlss Hodges Why do they always s'1y The blushes clept ovel hel face' Mr Hoffm 1n Becluse they would klck up too n1uch dust lf they hurlled BYIISS Gunselm in Why dld you gllls put sand IH the blead? Cooklng class So the the buttel wouldnt sllde off M abel S fSl'lOXVll'1g photol Holrlble lsn t lt? Russell S Yes but El vely good llke In 1926 Iwo shlpwleclcecl Sdll0lS Kenneth and rldon, YVQIC on '1 d9S6lt lsland They WVQIQ uttelly mlserable plnched wlth hungel Fldon Can you play Skeet? Kenneth N Flclon Can yo11 slng '1 hymn? Kenneth N Fldon W ell lets have somethlng re llglOLlS lets have a collectlon Robt Dllls I heal they canned Dutch yesterdly Ieloy Allen Dutch who? Robt Allen Dutch Cleansel Ml Blddlck Thls h'1m doesnt taste llght Mls Blddlck lIt ought to be all ll ht It was culed Just last week Blddlck Well I declale' st have had '1 lelapse Leon IVhats WOISQ than lalnlng' e'1ts and dogs ? Edwln S I dunno Leon Hall1Hg taxls Tahosa Is MISS Plunty vely pal tlculal ? LOUISE H She sule IS She laves lf she flnds a p0ll0d upslde down Rex F Whats that bump on your head? Shlrley IIf,lllLk Thats where a thought stluck me 1924 P xge Seventy Fne --, K - H , '- f-t-.-:',.1,- , -Ag. - , . fl 51, ff . A 1 f 1 , ...... , fi, '-r- L ..' Z f ,- , Y YJ! 1 Y ..l - .-.Y ..4. ,... ,,. ... ,... -- 1 11 1 it 1 1 5 ' ' , 4 ' 1 . . 4 2 1 ' 1 1 1 ' ' 1 1 ' 1 1 1 ll' Q A C - l X 1 C ,4 Y: 11 . 91 n . 12 . H ' . , ' . ' V 1 , 41 - H . 4 . I Z - J! .H.' . ., ' -1 1-U-1 '- - 1 D . Sa l co 1 . .1 lt . . . . 1.. 1 1 1 - 1 K, A .u .,. 1 . Z 1 1 1 4 1 ' ,I - . ' 1 1 c '. . ' F2 H' ', i 1 52 Z 2 I ' ' ' i , '-' I I 1 1 1 ' 1 I 1 1 ' I- I' , 1 1 . 1 . . l . , , . r H 1 . 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F., -- RED LMIHITE 1.1-' Z- 1l li John Tl0tt0l XKCIL you tlylllg to catch that tl3.lU7 Clall Speals No I was just eha me It out of the statlon Fleshm IH Xxhlt IS physles wout7 All the physles students About all one pelson em tlke Robelt Hayden freshnlln fon bump lng' heads yvlth 'l Sophb XX atell out o man I dont yyant my sllyels Ill mv head Mllton Wolthlngton Don t yyoll boy you ean t dllVQ slly Ol lllto bone Plof Gowans The students yy IL entlaneed that they ICTHIIDLCI l Amellean HlSt0ly loom all the noon hour Mls Gowans IX hy dlclnt X01 yyake them up? yvant me to get NOUI books ln' bllng them to you Max Foekele It SUIC yyould be eon venlent At the football game Atha 'Why do they always ehecl when a fellow gets hurt? George So e lldles yvollt heal what he says Ralph Anderson I dleanled I dled last nlght Red Flahelty What yvoke you up R lph The heat Harold Green Do you be ICNC that lgnolanee IS bllss Amella Heles I dont knoyy but you seem to be happy Joe Frlth Im golng to p10p0S0 to you Nola R ally Joe thls IS so sudden' ' Joe That we haye some lee cleam Nola Oh' I shall be dellghted Joe Some evenlng when the yyeather gets warmer Bustem Its the thlngf yve havent got that makes us happv Phll A Hoyv about the toothache'7 Wm Baneloft VV ho IS the gleatest lIlV9Ylt0I'7,, Carl Burke An Illshlnan named Pat Pendlng Stella Durbln ffleshnlanb Teachel mav I pull the eultaln down The sun shlnes ln mv face Henly Skldmole Le-lye lt up the sun IS good fol gleen thlngs ' Helen Cleyys Ilsten to Russell Sny del all hls Fleneh Maude Rlee Well lts lwfully yyeak a llttle lll yvlll do It gcocl Eall Ixlnfle I nevel played sueh lotten basketball' Speetatol So vou ve pllyed befole have youl Olpha Dayls Iye got 1 felloyy lyho oyyns '1 swell e ll Do you love anyone yy ho owns a eal 9 Eyalyn SNV1flL 'les lnyone Mr Hoffman Can anyone explaln yvhat IS meant by denslty 'T No lesponse Prof I have seyelal examples be f016 me Alehle D Conglatulate me' Im ln the bovs glee club Arehle Songs mostlv Edyyln Sholt I NVOIldCl what nlakes mv eyes so we1k'7 Halold Hlyden Ploblbly because theyre IH a weak plaee H and at the J Sl banquet NVQ Won t tell yvho sald It Hoyv ale vou gfolng to keep youl peas flom lolllng off youl knlfe'l Thats easy mlx them wlth youl po tatoes YVhen Plof Govyans announeed A sholt teachers meetlng yylll be held at 4 oclock Plof Hawolth sald Thank goodness that doesn t mean me Mlldled Shlpps He put hls arm alound me f1VQ tlmes last Hlght VVayne Powell Some arm Hls mother When ale you thlnklllg of gettlng mar11ed Lee Barnett Constantly I know a Joke about yvhy the ehlcken L10SS9d the ro ld but I wont pullet MISS NVlll1anlson Who was 0110109 Ellzabeth Sheldon Mutts llttle boy Fdyth Flovd VS hat IS nlole neryous than a glflqn Fd al Me beslde fl glrl Mother Mlldled why dld vou stop that clock ln youl 100l'T'lr',, Dllllfll ed B1 oyvnfleld Bee luse It makes so much NOISE eyelv molnlng yyhen I want to sleep 1924 ll e Seyenty 5CNLll . ,...,.- , -,e.. 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