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

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Billy French whose latest song is entitled WBaritone Bluesn. Miss Kullmann and Mr. French are on tour during six months of the year and they feature Miss Kullmann's violin playing lplaying, that is? and MI'- French's baritone playing. Beverliann's violin wa Bernice Brack, who is also HOW TO MAKE YOURSELF ATTRAC A call just came in sa the famed Robinette-Gleissn s a gift from the world-famous violin-maker, the author of a series of books named TIVE WITH RED HAIR. ying that doctors and nurses are needed at er Clinic where Lillian Gleissner and Bobbye June Robinette are two famous lady doctors who work their cures on any one who has money. Lillian had Just performed a bloodless operation on Melba Michaeli the high trapeze. Melba st ORHS. and reached the heigh Bobbye June is who is the fire and is working. Bobbye old innertubes Coff We go to visit glass e hmeha s who received efiflopitus in a fall from. arted work in a circus shortly after leaving t of her career before her fall. currently busy lining the stomach of Irma Schneider ater with the same circus with which Melba s concocted a new type of lining made of Irma's Model AJ and asbestos shingles. Irma and she tells about Deon 'Stinky' Rankin who, at one time was a hula dancer with the circus, but left to pursue her unusual career of teaching men to rhumba. We go to see Rankin for a rhumba lesson, but she refuses to teach us because we're not men enough. Deon tells us that she has just heard from Luanne WSkipperW Lebsack who is on her enormous fishing yacht in the Caribbean. Her latest catch is known as the swordless swordfish, the only one of its kind in the world. Skipper appear in WSpcrts Afieldn. Searching for a wider D. C., Washington where we Pearson who was elected on Nila WDrink up, boys, it's of State and also Robert's revolutionized the country of automobiles except Chevv We pick up the Congres Congress-women who are on v furs. We find them to be f Brack, Ruby WPolar Bearn Sh three girls are famed for t North. These are the top peop found that many of them hav is very proud because her picture will now knowledge of our government we journey to find, in the Blue House, President Robert the Prohibition ticket. We are greeted by on the house' Jones who is the Secretary , most fanatical booster. Nila and Bob have by prohibiting, not liquor, but all makes ies and Fords. ' sional Record and read about the three acation in Canada. They are trapping for ormer ORHS students:' Joan 'Black Sheepn erbon, and Lorena 'SableW Hampel. These rapping the evasive silver fox of the le in the news in this year of '57. We have e strayed from the course they chose in 'L7g which all goes to show that Nyou just can't telln. Now there is the li We've told it Then friends, let's st of our twenty-four to you as it was told us heretoforeg be patient, perhaps we shall see If any of truth should here happen to be. I 14

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