Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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122 Row - John McKay, Curtis Mathias, Bill Wallace, Herbert Hoover, Harry Miller, Warren Lowen, Jack Stone Hoover, Harry Miller, Warren Second Row - Howard McClellan, Jay McFadden, Louise Printy, Elizabeth Marshall, Mary List- er,Gordon Goodwin,Harold Novak Thid Row Third R9!-Charles Moore,Maxine Jones, Lillian Powell, Helen Hanson, Eloise Wire,Helen Dav- idson, William Rathjen Bottom Row-Maxine Elliott,Dor- othy Crotts, Beverly Pope,Lor- aine Peacock, Le Nore Daigh, Barbara Jennings, Mary Bryant 222 Row-Jack Weinheimer, Allen Wantland, John Douglas, Harold Bundy Second Row-Morris Dodrill, Es- ther Sealey, Jane Reinhart, Marjorie Ronguish,Aileen Hough Mary Keen, Bob Trump Third Row-Marshall Worthington, Ruth Pritchard, Evelyn Tuttle, Lola May Sands,Loretta Franks, Doris Northway, Thelma Glaser, William Holloway Fourth Row - Mary Jo Thielen, Margaret Shambaugh , Marian Hogue, Mary Fitzgerald. Jane Woodworth , Jean Woodworth, Sarah May Vancil 'Bottom Row-Marie Adamson, Dor- othea Miller, Esther Robinson, Dorothy Youngeberg,Irene White Mary Moverly , Rosa Wheeler, Mildred Snider 322 Row-Dean Hoopes, Kathleen Moree, Wilda Farris, Bob Grab- endike, Thelma Graves, Ruby Howell, Bob Hill Second Row-John Elder, Frances Dunlap, Dorothy Dayhoff, Kath- leen Cooley, Maxine Nelson, Richard Hough, Third Row-Jean Hart, Mary Sue Evans, Mildred Carey, Betty Clark, Pauline Heckman, Norma Erbar, Margylee Brown Bottom R91-Margaret Heaberlin, Orpha Collins, Gladys Horrell, Nada Hoopes, Denise Dennis, Frances Rice i xg. ,.i2,..-.

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,,ni,h , Z 2 r S 4,51 ' on mn Three major activities were worked out and enjoyed by the Junior class during the school year. The first of these, namely, the Junior party was held before the class was officially organized. It was given shortly after the begin- ning of the second semester as a gesture of honor to the winning com- mittee in each Of the English VII classes. Things were started off with a bang in the auditorium with a very amusing program planned by Marian Hogue. Those taking part included Mary Bryant, Denise Dennis, Loretta Franks, Mary Keen, Beverly Pope, and Lyman Streeter. Various stunts were given by the formerly mentioned committees and their chairmen. A number of exciting games were played in the Senior high gymnasium, under the direction of Howard McClellan and Thelma Graves. However, the center of attraction was one of the chaperone, Mr, J, E, Whitcraft. Finally, a number of Junior girls served delicious refreshments. The roaring success of the event should be attributed to Miss Prunty, The first class meeting was held early in February, and the following officers were elected: Harold Novak, president, Jack Stgge, vice-president, Beverly Pope, secretary, Warren Lowen. 'treas- ll . The Junior play has become one or the high-lights of the school year. The play chosen this year was 'Oh, Professorn, a comedy in. three acts. The scene is laid in Brixton Academy, a select school for young ladies. .All the action tales place in the single summer day. The characters included: Jake, the Janitor, Bob Trump, Miss Frederica, assistant to the dean, Loretta Franks, Dean Aristotle, Andrew Speer, Michael Pemberton, a rich young bachelor, Howard Mo Clellan, Percival Courtwright, a poor professor, Richard Kirkpatrickg Jimmy Anderson, a young scapegrace, dLyman Streeterg Patricia Pat-- terson, a student, Marian Hogueg Fifi Dubois, a French lady, Mary Keenk and the following other students, Fluff, Jane Reinhartg Belle, Mary Bryant, Jean, Rosa Wheelerg Bertha, Lillian Powellg and Joan, Lowen and John, Holmes acted as stage managers. The net receipts of the play totaled more than 3150. ' The banquet at which the seniors were entertained by the Juniors was given May 7, at the Country Club. Harold Novak, president of the Junior class, acted as toastmaster and the following toasts were glveu by Juniors: 'The Years that the Locusts Have Eatenn-Kathleen lCooley5fWThe Sky's the Limit'-Beverly,Popeeg and WSit-down Strikesw- Jack Stone. The members of the junior class were also very proud of the fact that the-Queen of Ottawa High School,Miss Loraine Peacoch, was elect? ed from their class. ' The juniors of Ottawa High School participated in a large per- centage of the various extra curricular activities, including dra- matics, debate, orchestra, band, mixed chorus, and the other musical organizations. Eloise Wire. The play was directed by Miss Verna Barrett. Warren df

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