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

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JUNLQEQS The junior class began school this year with an enrollment of 36 students, 18 girls and 18 boys. For their class officers they chose the following: Norma Muth, presidentg Doris Keil, vice pres- identg Hans Raum, secretaryg Orpha Glea Schroeder, treasurerg and William Cromwell, student representative. They presented a class play, WAunt Minnie From Minnesota,N December 6, 1940. Flower--Lily Class Colors--Silver and Blue Sponsors--Miss Leland and Mr. Peck Motto--Not at the Top, but Climbing earned money to entertain the seniors at a ban- quet by selling candy, gum, pop, and hot dogs at the football and basketball games. Norma Muth, president of the class, capably supervised the sales and Hans Raum, with his white cap and bucket of pop bottles, was a familar figure at the basketball games. Junior girls volunteered to take turns selling candy and gum. The junior class has overcome obstacles triumphantly and prom- ises to be an outstanding senior class next year. The juniors Class Roll Clifford Bartel Buena Rose Brack Norman Brack Oral Brack William Cromwell Viola Cromwell Virginia Dewald Robert Gardner Fredrick Gleissner Tillie Hagerman Gene Hall Allene Hartman Elaine Hurst Johnetta Kaiser Kenneth Kaiser Doris Keil Joann Meier Elmer Miller Miller Samuel Moore Nadine Muth Josephine Holzmeister Lawrence Holzmeister Norma Muth Hans Raum Betty Scheideman J Dean Scheideman Alvina Schlegel Valeria Schneider Orpha Glea Schroeder Magdalene Tuzicka Leonard Urban Clarence Wagner Raymond Wagner Wesley Hayes S'-fitfiilr 9119! if: THRU THE PEKILOUS FIGHTS f'

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SQ i2 MCKEJ The sophomore class entered school this year with an enroll- ment of 34 students, 14 girls and 20 boys. For their officers they chose the following: Betty Manahan, presidentg Betty Kerbs, vice presidentg Irene Gleissner, secretaryg Bennie Keller, treasurerg and Marlin McCurdy, student council representative. Motto--Hitch Your Wagon to a Star Flower--American Beauty Rose Sponsor--Miss Meckfessel Colors--Blue and White Although the activities of the sophomore class are somewhat limited they have proven the fact that they are an alert and ener- getic group of students who will compose the junior class next year. So, while their duty this year has not centered much spotlight on them, great things are expected of them during the next two years. Class Roll A Betty Kerbs Betty Manahan Lorena Mater Charles Mauler Marlin McCurdy Henrietta Menzer Wilma Nagel Harry Richter Wayne Rodie Fern Scheuerman Charles Appel Fredrick Bahr Jeanette Brack Donald Chambers Marjorie Dirks Vernon Dirks Edwin Engel Irene Gleissner Mary Ellen Haberman Arthur Hejny Bennie Keller on THE KA MPAKTS W Alberta Schlegel Carol Lee Schlegel Marcella Schmidt Bertha Schneider Elmer Schriner Eugene Stegman Harold Steitz Kenneth Suiter Benedict Urban Elmo Urban Donald Hellriegel E WATCHED