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

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llib ' C TM. MUSEC During the first semester the music department presented a program. The band and orchestra played a varied group of numbers. March 18, the music department presented a program consisting of the musical numbers wzlch would be entered in the R. E. N. Contest at Bazine. The band and orchestra, instrumental soloists, vocal soloists, glee clubs and mixed chorus performed andthe band and orchestra played two numbers. The Hill-Billy orchestra was the hit of the evening when it played UPlantationU by De Lamater. Saturday, April 29, at the R. E. N. League Contest the in- strumental soloists received the following ratings: Wesley Hayes E flat Bass, highly superior, Lillian De Wald, Flute, superior, George Butherus, Cornet, good, Lavern Mausolf, Clarinet, Excel- lent, Carol Lee Schlegel, Piano, highly superior, Elaine Hurst, Snare Drum, good. At the R. E. N. League Contest the instrumen- tal organizations received the following ratings: Clarinet Quar- tet, goodg Orchestra, excellent, Band, superior. At the Hays District Festival where there was much greater competition, the instrumental soloists again ranked high. Wesley Hayes, E. flat Bass, highly superiorg Lillian De Wald, Flute, Ex- cellent, George Butherus, Cornet, goodg Lavern Mausolf, Clarinet excellent, Carol Lee Schlegel, Piano, superior. UI ning' 4 nu nu Q Z fun' f:Z: 'flu Inu I :i jr' ri M 1 ,gli un Nd- by ,, D155 f IW Hufllff N , K' E?.':i,4l Illlilli ' ' 1-'I fr UH . ' 'I' 1. if' fu IWW , inf' I1 ' A ,,,1f'1fzif,,,11'1gu1r A If K ll 111' I N ,' 'H , I lf' fQ,g?Q ff? n S5455 . ' 25 'SH I 31 .- ag 5 4 I1 If

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n 'F T, ,QB EBRIAMIWE Q ' LEAGUE CONTEST nSTRANGER'THAN FICTIONU The R. E. N. League one-act play contest was held at Otis, March 21. The six schools participating were McCracken, Bison, Bazine, Alexander, Schoenchen and Otis. McCracken won first, Bison, second, and Otis, third. ' Otis presented a dramatic episode, nStranger Than Fict1on. The characters were Leonard Folkerts, who played the part of Joe, a young criminal striving to go straight, Fredric Rothe portrayed the writer who was desirous of publishing a crime story, and Alvina Schlegel acted the role of Molly, the girl in love with Joe. Roland Schlegel was stage manager and Mrs. Hartman directed the play. Hi-Y AND G. R. UTAKE IT EASYH The members of Hi-Y and G. R. presented a three act comedy, UTake it Easy,U on March 25. The characters in the play were, Mrs. Imanda Highgate, owner of the house, played by Doris Kell, Nancy Highgate, Mrs. Highgate's daughter, Betty Kerbs, Tom Lawrence, Nancy's flcvcr, Wesley Hayes, Lon'Torence, a house painter, Eugene Harder, John Florenz, an unknown quantity, Lavern Mausolf, Florence, the maid, Carol Lee Schlogel, Ph1lip,the butler, Hans Baum, Mary, the cook, Furl Brack, Arthur, the yard boy, Billy Moore, Beagle Jones, the detective, Daniel Brack. The play was directed by Mr. Peck, the sponsor of the Hi-Y. The prompters were Buena Rose Brack and Norma Muth. Kenneth Kerbs served-as stage manager. 4-'elif ETH? ETA .::f1:', .yr -H -, -N 4'-f'3f1.T'1'---f ei'- r - -asm :WHQQEw?Q?fm1 UF '..QeJgys:.M if -.ft 5 , Q-5:-.+..-:i,:' ,z-2 'ez X335 5 ?QF:L'5fl? uf - A -5T'l'fhR:.3l3'. 15 17 -FU? ,.,, .. -L-f'-1-1.4.53-sl? 1. ms: P-1--.-f-'-l'l'9I'1-I' me J f,si:m.w:r vJWMaww,ft mwwyqsfi +wwwww.w ,,l,,u,,,5., V +4 4,