Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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4 XL. a I 1 . 'il K if , 'G ,ff I' .f2:' ,, :X 5 as 1 '- 4 5 R, V: ,5 J U LU ' f DON STOTLER Small in stature, he defied all with his forcef character. ' Band: Orchestra: Glee Club: Chorus: Boys' Quar et: Minstrel: Hi-Y: It Pays to Advertise ip ish Club: Junior Class Officer, Treasurer: I2i!Yl onfer- ence: Hi-Y C'abinet: Gym Exhibit: ra atics Club: Toast Program. ,G fy L' fix! SENIORS EDNA SUTTON , Whose eyes behold not what is near. Glee Club '26-'30: Chorus: Minstrel '27-'28: Girl Reserve: Typewriting Award: G. A. A.: Gym Exhibit '2S: French Club '30. SCOTT VVASHBURN The reason firm, the temperate will Endurance, foresight, strength, and skill. Spanish Club '25l: Football Team '28-29: President of O Club. EDWARD XVHEELER A man of such a genial mood Yvith many a social virtue graced. Band '27-'30: Orchestra '27-'30: Glee Club '27-'30: Chorus: Minstrel '27-30: Rings in the SaWdust : Hi-Y: It I'ays to Advertise : Spanish Club: Type- writing Award: Emporia and Lawrence Music Con- tests. , FRANKLIN WHITE Liked by all who knew him. Minstrel '29: Spanish Club '27-'28: Babu: Billie : Charm School : Typewriting Award: Lungbusters: Dramatic Club '29, OPAL WILSON Our youth, our joys are all we have. Girl Reserve: Home Economics Club '29-'30: Bas- ketball '27-'28: Cashiers' Club '26: G. A. A.: Gym Exhibit '27. THELMA WILSON She had no malice in her mind! BILLY WOODBURN A bundle of good nature. EDWARD VVOODSUM Haste makes waste: therefore be deliberate. Treasurer F. F. A. '29-'30: Track '28-'29-'30: Judg- ing Team '29-'30: Lungbusters '28-'29: O Club '29-'30: Hi-Ag. Club '28-'29. K.. 2 I.. if V'c.,4f'j, fu, Q' . , . J! sl X I f ivy!! K ire i Page Twenty-four

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X I . fa- FLO ROBINSON ,X xg And on that cheek :Q smile that wins. ' If Minstrel '27-'2S: Rings in the Sawdust : Home Eco- Af , llOYTilCS Club, Treasurer: Annual Staff: Record Staff: ' K. U. Journalism Conference: Librarian. SENIORSI LELAND RODGERS -, , The man whose friendship is sincere 1 Q , ' VVho knows no guilt and feels no fear. lf , 1 Band '26-'30: Orchestra '26-'30: 1-Ii-Y Cabinet '26-'27 1 ' and '29-'30: Track '28-'29-'30: De Rubertis Class '27: lx E A ,, ' Drarnatics Club '3O: O Club. nj ' ,,,, . f fff Q ,ff ,W A ,H , H , , , ,, ,fur-e, ' X4 F 'f And pleasure my business. V f Hi-Y. lj J ' Q If ,Q LUCY RULE 2 P . With all her youth and all her charms. cr A iyf.. Ja Chorus: Girl Reserve: Spanish Club. ' K4 Q lf! A A CHARLES SCHNOKE L . ' 7, jf Glee Club 26-30: Chorus: Minstrel '26-'30: Rings .. 'AJ Hie was full of joke and jest. in the Sawdustn: lt Pays to Advertise. if 1, , X- if . DON SHADE Men of few words are the best men. F. A. A. Club '29-'30: Judging Team '28-'30: Gym Exhibit '27: Vice-President of -Ag. Club '29, GRETCHEN SMITH You with the classic few belong Who tempered wisdom with a smile. Orchestra '28-'3U: Girl Reeserve: Latin Club: An- nual and Rccnrd Staff: Emporia Scholastic Contest '29-'30g Graduation Program. HELEN SPEARS Laugh and the world laughs with you. Girl Reserve: Estes Park G. R. Conference: Camp NVocd G. Conference: G. R. Cabinet '28-'30: G. A. A. EDITH SPRINGER A talented and happy girl. Orchestra '28-'30: Glee Club '27-'29: Chorus: Min- strel '27-'30: Girl Reserve: Annual and Record Staff: Basketball '27-'28: K. U. Journalism Conference: G. A. A.: Rythmic Circle '29-'30: Gym Exhibit '29, MARY STEELE Fair was she to behold and Black were her eyes as the berry that grows by the wayside. Girl Reserve: Basketball '28-'30: G. A. A.: Captain L Honorary Basketball Team '29. Page Twenty-three cb!

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JUNIORS JUNIOR CLASS in-egidmt .,,,A,,,,,.,. ,, .,,,,....... ,.,.............,....... R ay Anderson Vice-President ..... --------- D U-19 Luke Secretary .,..,. .........v. M9116 Ada-m5 'P1-935111-er .,,,,.,...... Mariall Buck Colors ,,,,, ,,,,,,,,,,.. ,,..A. ..,. l ' i nk and Lavendar Flower .,.,.,,,...,..,.,,,,,,.,,,,.,,........,....,...,.... Sweet Pens Motto ,,,,,,,,,,,............. To be rather than to seem to bfi Page Twenty-five X ,x. 1 ii X X, , ' x Tii ix ' x X Y fx x i I Group I Frances Clanton, Merle Adams, Dorothy Calvin, Maxine C'lark. Second row: Ruby Adcock, Ray Anderson, Marian Buck, Wilbert Batdorf, Lucille Bates. Third row: Opal Clayborn, John Allen, George Allen, llorothy Aiken. Group ll First row: Mayo Dunlop, Dora May Goodrich, Russell Urites, Velma. Fisher, Dale Forsythe, Mar- garet Curry. Second row: Helen Good, Fara Harper, Alice Foufs, Lois Heckman, Eleanor Fitch, Dwight Hawortli. Third row: Evelyn Happy, Eunice Coll, Darel Downing, Leroy Haley, Lee Allen Cassida, Cynthia Cash, Jessie Dean. In the fall of '27, the doors of our illustrious high school opened to a Wide-eyed band of fresh- men. They had come to continue a never-ending Search for knowledge. These juniors were fresh- men during the half-day session which was held one year during the building of the new Junior High. A wonderful change can be noticed in this group. They are now the present junior class of Ottawa High School. They have just finished the third lap in their race toward graduation. This class has leaders along many avenues of