Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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A ie? 3' 1 U -v'- i K Q. I-'OH THE MANY PERSONS who ed the Junior-Senior banquet. it very enjoyable occasion 24 1 Sir ADH x FANTASY Ol' DREAMS was the theme oi ihe Junior-Senior banquet at Eugene Field on May 5. 1950. Soft. lighting created a pale blue back- ground accenting a castle surrounded by clouds which provided a majestic atmosphere for the stage. A Banquet To Be Remembered xl X 4 X S X A attend- v4 f x was a Z

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MAKING UP THE SCHOOL PAPER is one of the many duties of the editorial staff. Here we see the A 1 t d a tin the stories in place. Lei! to right: Don Bank- group reading copy. planning the ayou s, an p s g er, sports editorg Bill Yockey. Sports editor: Joe Terrill, sports editor: Leota Selby, associate editor: Bill Seymour, sports editor. Sound: Doris Finch, associate editorg Rose Anne Crawford, photographer: Dick Whitaker, exchange editor. Record Staff Plonnco M. Robinson Advisor Huy Mickey Edin! Y fb Roeorlorr 28 Roger Cumming: Managing Editor The Ottawa Record Through the efforts of seventeen journalism students and the faculty advisor, Miss Florence M. Robinson, this annual. seventeen issues of the Record, and two Record parties were provided for the enjoyment of all the junior and senior high students. ' Directed by Roger Cummings, managing editor, and the two associate editors, Doris Finch and Leota Selby, the Record staff strove to maintain the high standard of an All-American paper set by the previous class. The Recorder staff for this year was guided by Mary Mickey, managing edi- tor, and Don Worthington, associate editor. Jack Bremer and Doris Finch received top billing for their services as Recorder photographers. The many clubs and the various activities were all snapped by these two students who used the camera which belongs to the journalism depart- ment. Another energetic person, who ably assisted in bringing you this book was Nancy Homeyard. In her position as advertising manager, she struggled with the many phases of advertising and was the first student to complete her work. The remainder of the many essential duties of producing an annual were given to Phyllis Fischer, Dick Whitaker, Leota Selby, Dick Warner, Ardith Perry- man, Donald Banker, Rose Ann Crawford, Joe Terrill, Bill Yockey, Roger Cum- mings, Bill Seymour and Carol Stansbury. THINKING UP NEW IDEAS for the annual lathe task of the Recorder staff. The members are working A ' ' din . 1 tx to on captions for the pictures, looking at page arrangements, and planning pictures. Stan g e J k B mer hotographer' Ardith Perryman clubs' Nancy Homeyard, advertising manager: right: ac re . P . V . . . ' ' ' ts. Seated: Carol Stansbury, seventh grade pic- Bill Stevens, musical organizations, Dick Warner, spor tures: Phyllis Fischer, art editor: Don Worthington, associate editor. L