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

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poem Eldon Matal, known as Cottie , you know, In athletics, he was ready to go. Marvin Schlegel's another one too, Studying was something he liked to do. Elman Schlegel was the comical one, In every activity he was full of fun. Jimmy Moore was doing very well, with the freshman class, students did tell. Wayne Petersen, a tall blonde boy, Baseball pitching seemed to be his joy. Bill Folkerts, Gus as we all have heard, Around a crowd, he seldom said a word. Duaine Eolkerts could always be found, When something new was coming around. Calvin Steitz, another senior's name, With a Diamond T. truck he won his fame. Marvin Wagner was our A-H star, He grew some wheat that was best by far. Paul Kreutzer, our merchandise king, A shoe store business seemed to be the thing Lowell Sohm has not made a decision as yet, I-Ie's another senior we won't forget. Arnold Ochs saw plenty of grease and dirt, -In his brother's garage at mechanical work. Robert Dietz, one of the senior boys, You seldom heard him make any noise. Alvin Schettler, the ministerfs son, After this year he hopes his school is done Dolores Mausolf, the high city queen, Around La. Crosse she has often been seen. Delta Marie Brack, a shorthand whiz, Her teacher says that she really is. Violetta Oetken is good for a word, When it comes to singing she's like a bird. Ina Mae Mausolf is the typing star, For in her class she was best by far. Ellen Dirks, the blonde of the class, When the sun hits her hair it looks like brass Dorma Jean Tanmmen has the chauffeur name, When it came to driving she never was lame. Helen Corn came'to Otis her senior year And most of her subjects seemed very clear. Shirley Reimer is a cheerleader swell, At every game you could hear her yell. Gene Dunbar, herefs to his famed As author of this poem made a name.