Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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'?0J!J!,2 Elected by the traveling football team, Betty Farris was crowned football queen and presented a dozen red roses by Rocky Lancaster. game captain, at the half of the Ottawa-Leavenworth game on October 29. Bonnie Rhoads and Leota Selby, the attendants. were presented bouquets of chrysanthemums by Co-Captains Charles Meador and Gayle Twyrnan. The Ottawa high school band played Let Me Call You Sweetheart for the queen and her attend- ants during the half-time ceremony. Jack Barr, John Harper, and Alvin Melcher escorted the girls on the field for the Coronation and to Eugene Field school for the dance held immediately after the game. Bonnie Rhoads-Attendant , ,t-st l,l t,l,. , ae- fl wg ,x .ffjxg ,wif fi Leota Selby-Attendant Betty Farris-Queen ill' fx

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ll.f-1. R. Rl'1l'Rl'ISl'2NTATlYI'2 of Ottawa was Patsy Brown. She received a good citizenship Pilgrimage award and cer- tificate. Ml'1MBl'2RS Ol 1948 1llRI,S'STA'l'l-I were left to right: Norma Ralph and Martha Barnes. I4 ig flfigik . Eifiiisfiiai U For several years, the American Legion Auxil- iary has been offering to junior girls the opportunity to attend an organization known as Girls' State. Many clubs in Ottawa, including the Kiwanis, Rotary, American Legion, Co-Op, and Lions, sponsor a similar convention called Boys' State. From June 6 to 13, Dick Powell, Keith Thomp- son, Gayle Twyman, Roscoe Lancaster, Alvin Melcher, and Don Sellers journeyed to Wichita to attend Boys' State. Their week was climaxed by many educational and entertaining happenings. Martha Barnes and Norma Ralph attended Girls' State from June 13 to 20, at Kansas University in Lawrence. Sunflower Girls' State is an organization very similar to that of Boys' State. Good govern- ment and better living are stressed during the week, During 1948, Patsy Brown was chosen out of three senior girls to take the Daughters of the American Revolution scholarship questionnaire. Patsy was chosen as a good citizen of the schools and of the community. , MEMBIGRS 0F BOYS' STATIC were, left to right: Roscoe Lancaster, Don Sellers, Dick Powell, Keith Thompson, Gayle Twyman, ami Alvin Melt-her. Boys' State was held in Wichita, Kansas, - f ...wp asv i E! at 2 5 ' s mls - ' .5 ia' 1 3. lf ' lib 5: I

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4 . i A Dlrk Powell Martha Barnes-Miss 0. H. S. Keith Page-Mr. 0. H. S. M ana! ' 0 H IH v 0 The coveted titles of Mr. and Miss O. H. S. were bestowed upon Keith Page and Martha Barnes at the Record party, Wednesday eve- ning, January 19. Runner-up honors were shared by Darrel McDaniel and Bonnie Rhoads. Martha was presented a corsage and a banner of ribbon and Keith received a Ha-tty Farris Jack Barr 53 boutonniere and a banner of ribbon. Banners of ribbon were presented to Darrel and Bonnie. The other candidates were Patsy Brown, Betty Farris, Norma Ralph, Jack Barr, John Harper, and Dick Powell. Bonnie Rhuzuls-Runner-up Durrc-I McDaniel-Rulmer-up 1 l Patsy Brown 1- 1 i .iii . ,t a . . W ,f ,. .-1 f N 'EJ , , , . Lf' f , A' .t - .' 1- ff 'I -5- 4- ' .. John Harper .. . - In R 'AV' V- V. Q . -1 'L x Q 3. .. , ,1fsYQlf'i.': . A x 5 . K . i 3 , .rs 'F ' z Norma Ralph J I I V, .H ....,. z fi