Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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JUST AFTER THE PLAY THE CAST AND DIRECTOR POSE POR A PICTURE. 'Standingz Carolee Fitz- gerald, Mrs. Clara Tilton, Johnny Harper, Lt. Cunningham, Eileen Morris, Rose Tilton, Bill Payne, Mr. Ahern Georgia Kline, Marilyn, Norma Ralph, Marcia, Bonnie Rhoads, Agnes, and Miss Jo Ann Tindall, play director Seated: Amelia Young, Josie Tilton, Patsy Brown, Nettie Cutler, David Johnson, Andrew Cutler, Donald Sellers Jim, Beverly McCracken, Sally, Shirley Strain, Cindy Collins, Dick Powell, Elroyg Martha Barnes, Jane Cutler and Darrel McDaniel, George. Strictly Formal Presen ted by Juniors As the junior class started its 1947-48 activi- ties it elected Donald Sellers, president, Dick Powell, vice president, Shirley Strain, secretary, and Norma Ralph, treasurer. Keith Thompson and Bob Hughes were chosen for the Student Council. Strictly Formal was presented December 11 and 12, to two attentive audiences. Miss Jo Ann Tindall, director, did an excellent piece of work in making the play a hit. In the contest for sell- ing tickets, the girls were victorious over the boys. BE SEEING YOU IN THE PIG PEN, but be sure and wear your hat so I'll know you, said Amelia Young to Eileen Morris, who was just leaving. Seated are Martha Barnes, Patsy Brown and Carolee Fitzgerald, and Georgia Kline is standing. 26 . Miss Patricia James, Miss Marjorie Lancaster and Leroy Hood, three very capable sponsors, guided the class through the various activities. The junior class held an all-school party to raise funds for the banquet following the Atchison game, February 27. Dancing, refreshments, and a floor show highlighted the evening. The annual J unior-Senior banquet, given in May, was enjoyed by everyone present. YOU LOOK SO PALE AND WAN, said Darrel McDaniel to Martha Barnes who was lying on the davenport. Standing are Norma Ralph, Dick Powell, Shirley Strain, Beverly McCracken, and Bonnie Rhoads.

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-lfunfor Row One: Lois Jean Ingersoll. David Johnson. Joe Jones. Max Kiefer, Alice Koontz. Row Two: Rocky Lancaster, Eugene Mages, Betty McClellan, Beverly McCracken, Darrel McDaniel. Row Three: Harlan McFadden, Alvin Melcher, Elvin Melcher, Dale Monroe, Eileen Morris- Row Four: Jim Murphy, Glen Norton, Myrtle Oyer, Virginia Packard, Keith Page- Plow Five:Wi1liam Payne, Marjory Jean Phil- UPS-. Gwendola Pederson, Jim Peterson, Dick Powell. How Six: Norma Ralph, Joan Reed, BOI1!1ie Rhoads, Mildred Romstedt, Robert Russell- Row Seven: Mary Lou Salmon, Donald Sellers, Freida Shores, Georgetta Small, Mary LOU Stewart. Row Eight: Shirley Strain, Keith Thompson, Nadine Trout, Eldon Turner, Gayle Twyman. Row Nine: Helen Ubelaker, Letha Walters, Glenna West, Joan Williams, Virginia Wil- liamsl Row Ten: Marvin Woodland, Amelia Y0ung. 'L K S X 1 ws H if wi . 0 5' yi, -Q ff 56, ,qv as A je . 3 E it 3 I x use , N, , 'L' Tl . y.,N ,,,s 1 :M , Lf .. Y E 1? ., 'K'A .fa fl-an .by C 5 .KM x l W, '55 FQ Q59 2 x 2 f 5 Qi' yi page ll, ' 1 Z'5,l'2g'ri?' l A 41 IM fi, -1 ls I- . X ,- , ., A , ,r

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Winners in Popularity Contest Jim Potts Virginia Carter Alben KONG! Betty Silvius-Runner-up 4 Shirley Bliss-Miss 0. H. S. ouglas Rhonda-Mr. O. H. S. ?lifgO6,, At nine o'c1ock the houselights dimmed and the spotlights caught the royal party as it entered the first Record party of the year. Shirley Bliss, Miss O. H. S., was presented a sweet pea corsage and banner of ribbon. Mr. O. H. S., Douglas Rhoads, was presented a carnation boutonniere and banner. Betty Silvius and Bob Lawson, runners-up, were each presented a banner. Dorothy Lou Welty Theron Johnsen Marilyn Browning Bob Lawson-Runner-up 27