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

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I BE GI NNERS BAND CLARINETS:, Donna Jean Miller, Dorothy Jean Harmon. CORNEIS: Lois Jean Appel, Lila Jean Ochs, Sonia Lebsack, Phyllis Kraft, Willis Muth, Merlin Meisinger, Victoria Lebsack. TROMBONES: Gladys Scheuerman, Garnetta Queen, Gary Lee Brack, Robert Rodie. SOUSAPHONES: Calvin steitz, Maynard Brack. A ALTO HORNS: Lowell Meier, Shirley Scheuerman, Paul Schettler. DRUMS: Juanita Richter, Grace Krestine, Lela Mae Kreutzer. SAXAPHONE: Velda Wilhelm. X Q We are not accustomed to the language of eulogy but we say that if all that has ever been said by poets and orators in praise of philanthropy be applied to Mr. Paul H. Andree it would not do him justice. He is a spendthrift in energy and devotedness in his instruction to this beginners band. Only six months ago the WBeginners Bandn, as it was then called, contained only 15 members! After three months, immedi ately following, there was a slight increase in the enrollment of the band. Through Mr. Andree's untiring efforts he raised the enrollment to 23 members and by passing the test they were promoted to the advanced band. The first performance was a beginners band concertg then in the R E N League and district music festivals with the advanced band. :ata

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ons BAND ON PARADE Rat-a-tat-tat-tat, rat-a-tat-tat-tat--the Otis high band, all crimson and gray precision, marches down the football field. Prancing drum majorette, cheering students, and inspiring yells all contribute their share of emphasis to the school spirit and pep on the school premises. TRUMPET TRIO Joan Mausolf, accompanist, Delta Marie Brack, Dolores Mausolf, Bernell Kerbs. BRASS SEXTET Kenneth Schmidt, Kenneth Satterfield, Jimmy Moore, Alta Brack, Robert Pearson, Elman Schlegel. 28