Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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FRESHMEN This smiling and innocent-appearing group is the ninth grade of Ottawa Junior High School. Two years ago this group would have been called Freshmen, but they are the second group of ninth graders to be in our new building. This group has not yet entered the senior high school proper, but next year they will form the sopho- more class. Page Twenty-nine I+'irst row: June Fockele, Evelyn King, Blanche Bowan. Esther Qetlles, Marie Melton, Genevieve Good- rich, Glenva Horrel, Ethel -V2llljZ,'llll, Lois Fisher, Hal Howard, Wallace Hutchins, Eileen NVils0n, Rozelle XVoodworth, Martha Nuzman. Second row: Northeott Aiken, Cameron Huscher, Mary Angleton, Loren T.atimer, Kenneth Reddick, Bevcrly Jewel, Margaret Blunk, Mae Sorenson, Dor- othy Howard, Pallas Krist. 'Third row: Kenneth Bechtle, Robert Allen, Floyd Kelly, Ricks Madtson, Kenneth Xviggins, George Lis- ter, Velma 'VVatkins, Zella Turner, Glorine Beck, Flor- ence Overstrect, Theoria Ellwood, Luella Staley, Lillian Ebal. Fourth row: Carl Twining, Albert Mages, Phil- lip Simmons. Harold lhlrlger, Howard Downing, Harold l'ef1'ly,Ytqriefhnv'Huiminston, Pauline Van Landingham, Mabel Elder, Dorcas Schnoke, Rue Louis Kirkland, Olive Sutton, Janet Ramsey. The boys from the class have shown their ability in athletics. Several of these boys were on the junior high basketball team which made a good showing for the year. An operetta, Bits of Blarney was given by the boys' and girls' glee clubs. The leads were played by Eileen Wilson and Willis Burk who are members of this class. Several of this class were soloists in the mu- sic contest at Lawrence. This class is also well represented in the Jun- ior high orchestra and glee clubs. One of the two cheerleaders chosen by popular vote, was elected from this class. Promotion exercises of tl1e ninth grade were held the evening of May 22 at Memorial Audi- Lorium.

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One year ago this wide eyed and innocent band of youngsters made its appearance in the high school. These youngsters were fortunate in that they christened the new Junior high school. If we may judge by the present this group will be leaders throughout their entire school life. SOPHOMORES H Group I. First row: Viviun Rillingsby, AC-ha Vziudle, Shelby Anderson, Merle Jzunes, Shelby Anderson, Rim-liairml Grey, Frederick Harris, Olive Juekson, Pauline Hun- son, Doris Barnes, Henry Howell, Irene Ruston, Fran- ces Hienis, Mzturine Tlcenberry. Second row: Helen Louise Uusiek, Helen .Il'IlIliIl,E','S, Beverly Heigle, Thelma Drake, Lyle Ile Tur, Ruth Keen, Viviun Busby, lone Brown, Howard liornan, Morgan I-Taninioncl, Frank liruslienr, Harold Johnson. Third row: Lola Vlark, Mildred Johnson, Olethzi Bell, Mary Hing,'ani:1n, Ellene Iloty, 'ldlewtnor lloffmrrn, Alta Eggenberizer, Marguerite Burk, Estelle Cohen, Lois Hiate, Lelzt Fouchee, Fourth row: Harry lmle, De Vztult Elliot, Gerald Barker, Virginia Hankins, Mary K. Bennett, Mary Frances Cusick, Adrian Hain, Wilfred Johnson, Ber- nard Beaver, 'lvun Clark. Group II. First row: Eula Mae Spears, Elizabeth Mel :lr- thy, Madeline Mall, Lynn VVood. Leotzi, Ric-e, Ella Gleam Smith, Xvinnifred VVl'l'IllJh, Ruth Sellers, 'Ruth Nesbit, Robert Kile, Robert Shade, Bert Volser, l i'2,l,!lii Overstreet, Louis Young, Imogene liirlizirdson. Second row: Lois Smith, l':Luline Pope, Ruth Stztuffcr, Astrid Shannon, Adu Showen, Dorothy Ogg, Marjorie Lomas, Mildred XVilson, Ruby Reneztu, Ger- oline Penney, Martha Nichols, Ensel Ms-l'lung', Mal- colm Olmstead. Third row: Uzitherinc Stewart, Cleo Snyder, Pun- line VVingert, Fern Lovitt, Mary Beltz, lone Meyers, Maxine Marconi, Elmo Roddick, Nolan Greene, NVax-A ren Scott. Fourth row: Edward lylc-l':11'thy, Raymond Louv, Vivian Mundnn, Paul Ramsey, J. li. XVein, Elmer Meeks, Lewis Stewart, Harold Veberg, Robert Service, Richard Smay, Frank Rownn, Guy Melntosh. Page Twenty- eight

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High School Song A song for the land Where the sun- flowers bloomg Hail to our city so fair! And three times three with a sis boom rah! For the high school Whose colors We wear. Ch rus For we are th students of the O. H. S. Sing We our hearts con s Ever we glor ' roud successg Hail to the hite forever. Swift speed th o ents of youth's fair daysg Shadows may ngthen at eve, But one bright s ot will remain al- Ways 'Tis the high school Whose color We Weave. Chorus The red, White, and blue are forever true, Pure as the heavens above, And we'll be true native land to you And the high school Whose colors ,We love. Chorus