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

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. . , liaaib Q3 I OUR PURPOSE IS: To build a fellowship of women and girls devoted to the task of realizing in our common life those ideals of personal and social living to which we are committed by our faith as Christians. In this endeavor we seek to understand Jesus, to share his love for all people, and to grow in the know- ledge and love of God. OUR MOTTO: 'I am come that they may have life, and that they may have it abundantly.' OUR SONG: Ulf we can grow as simply as common blades of grass Both tall and straight as trees grow to the sky, Then we can learn to know, to know and understand Ourselves and others, what we do and why. We the younger generation are striving now to build a better world. Peace and unity, freedom and brotherhood--these we have set to be our goal.n OUTSTANDING EVENTS ON CALENDAR September 16--Y.W.C.A. entertained the Y-Teens with a pot- luck supper. November ll--Deon Rankin, Irma Schneider, Lillian Gleissner, Joan Mausolf, Corrine Schlegel, Fern Brack and Beverliann Kullmann attended the Winter Conference at Ness City. December 3--A show was presented by the Y-Teens entitled, WThe Housekeeper's Daughter.' December 23--The Y-Teens went Christmas caroling. They invited the whole school to go with them. The Y-Teens met every Thursdayg devotions and a program were given. To increase the funds in the treasury, they iirved at various football and basketball games throughout e year. 35

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Y IIIIND FRONT ROW: Mrs. Dorothy Biggs, sponsor, Lois Jean Appel, Velda Wilhelm, Garnetta Queen, Sonia Lebsack, Alta Brack, Corrine Sohlegel, Shirley Scheuerman. SECOND ROW: Lela Mae Kreutzer, Violetta Oetken, Ellen Dirks, Dolores Mausolf, Ina Mae Mausolf, Joan Mausolf, Shirley Reimer, Jean Tammen, Beverliann Kullmann, Lillian Gleissner. THIRD ROW: Rachel Lee Brack, Gladys Scheuerman, Irma Schneider, Deon Rankin, Fern Brack, Nila Mae Jones, Ruth Anna Andrea, Ruby Sherbon, Luanne Lebsack, Joan Brack, Lila Jean Ochs. My fe sz sf-,:,ff.1f.,f1.egw Q, ,Sz 1.5g:f' K - . -+ .,.,-- -,G M,.,s.,,:,,- .W , pimp is F ,S W f an f N3 W S 2, . .. m y ,,.. -. ,, Deon Rankin, r,,n,yn yyiiyii Ina M1318 MH U3 011' , President l H510 hm- Dolores Ma'1S01f , nnyny Bevel' liafm Kal lmafffl v. President 509151 chm- Joan Brack, Violetta Oetkell, Secretary nsnss W01' SMP chm- JOHI1 Mausolf , 'i Ellenpniixlgsf Treasurer ii? EQQEQQWRRRQRR? ifie .u lclty Ohm' ' 'T S811 Tammany Mrs ' glggs ' Program Ohm. ponsor 3 5. rflfig- 111,53 egg gg uf 1 .f H -g sxgmgfi 4 2591 f pg-2,25 sffag- lasifsfap my 'Tim f-C5-if

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7 R FRONT ROW: Paul H. Andree, coach, William Folkerts, Robert Pearson, Billy French, Elman Schlegel, Eldon Matal, Marvin Schlegel, Leonard French, Jim Moore, Alvin.Schugart, Eddie Haller, Leo Lang. SECOND ROW: John Sipe, assistant coach, Vernon Gleissner, Maynard Brack, John Marlow, Melvin Richter, Bernell Kerbs, Merle Hergert, Leland Wegele, Merlin Meisinger, Edwin Funki Loren Hartman, Lowell Meier, Michael Biggs, assistant C030 0 SCORES FOR THE SEASON' . Sept 27 Here Otis 32 Ness City 12 Oct. A There Otis 12 Lewis O Night oct. 11 There ouis 19 Bazine 6 Oct. 18 Here Otis 20 Bison- O Night Oct. 25 There Otis AO Ransom O Oct. 30 Here Otis 25 Genesee 6 Night Nov. 15 Here Otis .52 Bunkerhill O Night Nov. 28 There Otis -51 La Crosse -Q OTIS ZA7 OPPONENTS 18 The football team of Otis Rural High again finished a season without defeat or having tied a game. The team of l9h5 also had a record that equaled that of the 1946 team. The team showed cooperation with Paul H. Andres and his assistants John Sipe and Michael Biggs.