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

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WINTLR OOaCERl The first half of the urogr of the wlnter concert held December 12 consisted oi numoers from the Girls and Boys Glee Clubs Special number I9 c sung by tne boys sextette which was made up of Elcor Matal, Marvin Scnlegel Parold Wagner, Delmer Dirks, Marlo Scheurman, and Bernard Gleissner, soprano solo by Beverl znn ullman, and the Girls Octette composed of Margaret Lebsack, Mary L Brack Luanne Lebsack, Marjorie Mootz, Marvel Muth, Nettie Her vert, Lois Dean Markwell, and Isabel Schriner The Mixed Chorus sang several numbers After a short lntermlssion the instrumental groups presented their part in the program It consisted of three groups of band selections, clarinet trio by Marjorie Mootz Iorene Hamoel and Donna Jean Francis, and Saxophone solo by Delmer Dirks The program was concluded by the audience slnclng our national anthem UASSED BAND CONCERT February l8, a Wassed Band Concert was held at the Otis nlgl School audltorium at 7 30 U m Sunday afternoon at 3 50 practice was held for the La C osse and Otis Sigh School students After practice a not lzcv supper was se ved fox all the music groups from La C1o se and Otis ere were three Mixed Chorus nurbels NG een Cathedraln by Carl lahn, nGood Night, Good Nlglt 3 lov N by C Pinsuti and nOnward Christian SO1GlEPS b S'meonc, Gould and Sul llvar Accompanist Carol sean Weber Selections of band was the nLeQlonnar1es On Parade' by kleffman, nCabinsn by Gillette, 'Trnercargllln by L1 h grow, nNight In Junen by ding, ler and ,His Dogn by A Pryor nDance of the Flutes w s played by Carol Je weber, Billy Farrey and Helen McKittrlcx Accompanist L1 a tley Other numbers by the band were 'Gypsy Fe t'val by Al Hayes, nAmerica I Love Youn by Leslie Gottlel, NKinb Cottonn by Sousa, WM1lita1y Escortn by Bennette, cease Narchn bg Yoder Directors were Mrs Gladys Torrey ard lr ieith of La Crosse 36 f -I-' rw If rn , I A 5 N: 3 p S T ll' ' ' 1 . u -L v 3 J, ' A 1 2 -. 11 l ' '11, K . ' . ,. ' 3 ' ' l 1 1 11' gl . 'I' o . . e A r , J L . - o fr ' . i as Y' 1 V -' . . X L u . . g L 0 0 . m u ' 2 , .- l . -. - . I' l - 0 ' L .1 A. A - A 'U V .A I' ' ' . :V 1. ' S 9 There were approximately 176 pupils included in the program. Th , ale - Al' 1 In 1 I A ' .'1l fe ed . ' , !l wa , 0 A Q n Q 1 Y -F' 9 I . I r E' ' t - Y 'V0'v1TL sv' , V Q l s ' H Il n W an wm . ' L S 7 - i 1 '1 ff z 7 ll '1' I, 1 'Q 0 ' a JI . rf 0 1 0 ,

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HAYS RMSIC CONTEST The music students went to days Friday, April 6, fOr the District Music Contest The Otis band was the first number on the days program They played at 7 OO a m and then the Glee Clubs and small groups sang In the afternoor the small instrumental groups played The ratings which were received oy the different groups are as follows muvellmth Low voice Mfr Bra k igh voice lroroone Trio Clarinet Trio Luanne Lebsack Band Highly Superior Mixed Chorus Girls Glee Club Brass Sextette Girls Octet Beverliann Pullman High voice Lois Dean darkwell Piano Low voice Superior Superior Superior Superior Superior Superior R E T LLAGUf MUSIC FESTIVAL Excellent Excellent Fxcellent Excellent Excellent On Saturday, April 21, Otis High School la ed host to the other four Rtsn County high schools particip tina ir League fUS1C Festifal The schools rep e ent d he e were La Crosse, Bison, Bazlne, Alexander, and Otis Small muslc groups and solos were preserted in the after Toon, beginning at one p m At even thirty glee clubs and bands presented thelr numbers, after which the r fines were presented Otis numbers received the following rating Beverliann Kullman High voice Superior Marvel Muth Low voice Excellent Lois Dean Markwell Lov voice Excellent Clarinet Quartet Excellent Trombone Trio Excellent Trumpet Trio Excellent Girl Trio dighly Superior Girls Octet Superior Brass Sextet Good Luanne Lebsack Piano wighly Superior G4 ls Glee Club Highly Superior Bo Glee Club fSuper1or f 1 Chorus Superior BOJ C9Xt9t Superior Band Highly Superior I Q I - 0 7 I 5 . l.l g. 0 - ' 0 , . J I - 1- O I 7 1 , Q D 0 a ' ' l . o 0 s Q 4 0 ! g '. i ali, -Ls C U , 4 0 0 L- 3- o 0 F5 7 0 0 l W 1- o I J ' 1 x . . . 0 0 ' fl I A Q O l I . o 0 o ,- Y 7' -T ' Q ell.: ' ...L L 1 A wr , l 4. 'N uf . ' 0-1.-. .., 1 Y 3. T A, A Llle -- Y1 xv . 1, 0 . Baillie -. Ll Y Q -f' S 9 T5 C . it . 1 . A . J . Y' cw ' - 3 0 Q Q A . f'i L L CA I AQ! I ' ' . S1 EV o o n 1 ! 0 0 ' 1 o 0 0 0 . VV o 0 A 0 and ' -T Y 'Y 1 0 1 .J o Q Q SVS v 0 V f 1 - ' 9 9 4 J A... -Cf A 0 O 0 ! 0 I I 4 'S ,J I 0 0 Q ! 5 v U 1 - I . . . - 57 -