Otego High School - A Te Gen Yearbook (Otego, NY)

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QKXX The Class of 191.0 is the largest in the history of Otego. It was because of this that we felt that we had to make all of our ac- tivities pay in order to make possible the Washington trip. Our whole four years have been filled with one business enterprise after another, the success of which we owe to the help of our advisers, the leadership of our presidents, and the cooperation of our class members. When the time arrived for our Junior Prom, we be- gan planning to make it a financial as well as a social Miss R. Margaret Hill success. This feat had never been accomplished before, but we achieved it, much to our satisfaction. WPeck's Bad Boyn was chosen for our Senior Play. Charles Herring carried the title role, and our class was represented by Everett Fleming, Marion Sweet Erwin Smith, Mary Miller, Howard Southard, Jessie Sandike, Audrey Seymour, and Anna Kilpatrick. The rest of the cast consisted of Douglas Tuttle, Rowland Redington, Alta Hymers, and Jane Hungerford. We relaxed our monetary efforts a little for our Senior Ball and as a re- sult, it was more of a social than financial success. lmry Miller was elected by the school to be the queen. Her attendants were Marion Sweet and Audrey Seymour. . At last the really great day came! At 6 a.m. on March 21, we started for Washington. Doubtless the trip was very much the same as usual, but to us it seems that it must have been the best ever taken. Now we look forward with joy and sorrow to graduation. Joy--because it is the final goal of our high school career, but sorrow--because it will mean leaving Otago Central School which has come to mean so much to us. Class Colors Blue and Gold Motto Impossible in un-America Mr. Lynn J. Secor

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X X X, XQ X QW? Ng- RALPH LENT, PRESI WA quiet lad and a good y athlete withal. Class Piaident 1. Marionette Club 15 Basketball 3, I. XX X XXX X ERWIN SMITH, VICE-PRESIDENT MARY MILLER, SECRETARY X nUnder her outward calm, dwells mischief.W X Y Orchestra 2, 3, Lg Senior Play Lg Newspaper 3, Lg ' Camera Club 1 2, Class Secretary Lg Senior Ball Queen L3 Salutatorian L X X XX w LELAND HINE, TREASURER WBorn for success he seemed.N caster 45 Co-Editor of Yearbook Lg Valedfctorian L S 'I never dare to write as funny as I can.' Class Vice-president Lg Senior Play 1, 2, 3, Lg Dramatic Club 3g One-act Play lg Orchestra 1, 2, , Lg Newspaper 1, 3, 43 L-H lg F. F. A. 1, 2, Student Government President Lg Student Council 2g Class President 1, 35 One-act play 3, Dramatic Club 35 Prize Speaking 2, 33 Class Treasurer Lg Assistant Editor of Broadcaster 33 Editor of Broad-