Otis High School - Gray and Crimson Yearbook (Otis, KS)

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Helen, who lives southwest of town, Never was known to wear a frown. Eugene's nickname is Uraw meatu In all sports he does compete. Lorene, in our yearbook a part she takes, Also in history an HAH she makes. Clarence, who is a news reporter, Of the annual is a good supporter. Mae is a good scholar And for our school she'll really holler. Clyvene is the G. R. pres. She usually means what she says. Alvin in football did shine, And was always in his prime. Elman's eyes are dark brown He likes to drive cars around town. Roland Bahr is very small But his presence will be missed by all. Verne Giesick is a blonde Of football he is very fond. Ervin drives a model A To and fro from school each day. Lilburn likes to swim and huntg In football he could really punt. Edwin, who lives east of town, Wears cowboy boots of brown. Quentin is a chubby fellow And you'll find that he's not yellow. Magdalene is never last In typing she is very fast. Lillian studies very hard As you can tell by her grade card. Eldon Yost has dark curly hair All the girls think he's quite fair. Roland Schlegel is an actor indeed In many plays he has the lead. Eldon Rankin is a semi-pro- In football he was never slow. Esther often walks to town But you will never see her frown. Maryleen with hair of red Is always cheerful it is said. And thus the seniors are in rime Don't you think they are sublime?

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W LLL We, the class of 1941, in the town of Otis, the county of Rush, the state of Kansas, being in good mental condition do hereby make this our last will and testament. To the noble juniors we leave our preserveranoe and dignity. As a class of thoughtful seniors we leave remembrances for our loyal school mates. Ikfkfk Ervin Bahr--leaves to his brother Edward the technique of driving his Model A. Roland Bahr--wills his size to Gene Hall. Clarence Brack--leaves his smartness in English IV to Junior Ochs. Daniel Braek--bequeathes his position as editor of the NEagleW to Norman Braek. Elman Brack--donates his Austin to Doris Keil. Willis Braok--wills his membership in the Hpop-eyen club to Clif- ford Bartel. Louise Budde--leaves all her boy friends to Furl Brack. Lillian Dewald--donates her flute to Maurice Matal, providing 'he throws away his harmonica. Helen Eitel--confers her friendship at Bison to Wanda Meier. Leonard Folkerts--wills his ability to write poetry to Lynn Keller. Verne Giesiek--grants his ability of Carol-eeing to Wesley Hayes. Magdalene Gleissner--offers her skill of writing editorials to Tillie Hagerman. Eugene Harder--bequeaths his athletic ability to Robert Tammen. Esther Hergenreter--donates her timidness to Jeannette Braok. Bette Huenergardt--offers her blond hair to Elaine Hurst. Mae Kaiser--presents her blue satin dress to Doris Scheideman. Kenneth Kerbs--allots his good behavior in history to Kenneth Kaiser. Lavern Mausolf--assigns his position as short stop to Kenneth Suiter Maryleen Meier--bequeathes her red hair to Betty Soheidoman. Alvin Menzer--gives his cowboy boots to Donald Chambers. Lilburn Muth--confers his fighting ability in basketball to Loray Wilhelm. Raymond Nagele-donates his pleasing personality to Virginia Dewald. Edwin Ohnmaeht--bequeathes his cowboy boots to Oral Brack. Quentin Packard--wills his speed in football to Bonnie Keller. Eldon Rankin--grants his semi-pro ability to Hans Raum. ' Fredric Rotho--awards his operatic voice to William Cromwell. Lorena Scheuorman--bestows upon James Menzer hor ability to A's in history. make