Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

Text from Pages 1 - 152 of the 1955 volume:

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J' ,' lx -K1 en, . fx . 1' ?q X 5 I t' , Ax ,Y I ' X 1.4,- fa 2 As the sands of time flow through the hourglass and you review the story of the year in this, your annual, you w ill recall the worth-while hours h ' bl hours devoted to activities, and the gay studying i.n classrooms, t e emoya e social hours spent with y W our friends in this your school, Ottawa High School. 1 lv 1 jx 5 H 'I :V Contents A 6 , A mfr- ,wh Mjifflwly W7 7' 9 X Z2 Classes 4-6 Athletlcs 64 Actwltles 88 Junior High is , ' - .ff x A 5 .40 rfz' yy GDQMQ Sim' SMX. QW s.s, O O O O il I 1 ' , . , 17' , . ff . f 5 f?'f'wf-V -,x2f4 7f,-X' in PRINCIPAL LEROY HOOD VICE-PRINCIPAL NORRIS BURKE A. Administration Directs School Increased enrollment and the demand for more classrooms added to the many problems of the admin- istration during the l954-55 school year. Under the leadership of Supt. Henry A. Parker, these problems were solved by adding a part-time teacher and dividing the study hall into two rooms to create an additional classroom to be used by the commercial department as a typing room. Principal Leroy Hood and Vice-Principal Norris Burke, confronted with the problems of the junior and senior high school, aided the students in planning their courses and schedules. Handling the school finances, Harry Cartzdatner, secretary and purchasing agent, bought equipment, including typewriters, a spirit pro- cess duplicator, and a new snowplow. Among the many tasks of Mrs. Vara Scollick, and lVlrs. Norma Wal- burn, secretaries, were the typing ot letters, tests, and announcements and the keeping of records. THE O. H. S. SECRETARIES are busy preparing the yearly reports. Mrs. Vara Scollick looks on while Mrs. Bonnie Storen types a page of information that is being given to her by HARRY L. CARTZDAFNER Mrs. Norma Walburn. Secretary and Purchasing Agent 4 BOARD OF EDUCATION Top row Robert S lVlcCrea president W D Bemmels vice president Second row Glenn Amsworth Bottom roav Arvid Berglund Mrs Fred Kaiser L B Paine McCrea Heads Board of Eclucatlon Directing the school system the Board of Education hires the school personnel schedules the school year and approves the school books which have been selected to be used in the city s grade schools and the junior and senior high school. Always meeting the first Monday night of each month these unselfish citizens give many hours of time they could devote to their own work and hobbies to serve the schools of Ottawa. V Y Dedzcatzon PRINCIPAL LEROY HOOD To Prmcrpal Leroy Hood who has worked drhgently to make Ottawa Hxgh School a better school and who has been a wrse and kmdly counselor the members of th 1 e 955 Recorder staff dedxcate th1s annual nergetrc pnncrpal Mr Hood IS completmg a Doctor of Educatxon degree at Kansas U mversrty whrch places hmm III an honored posmon among the prmclpals of Kansas hlgh schools O O Being a progressive and e ' ' ' , A 2-.525 -k,:1 , ' ll 6 i v Y 12 'af i . Q X-if, X M 1 N , A , ? ' X L' in f 1 R wx xl . sz' ,1Q'oA1' 3 S9 F ,-2 ,, rv: 3 ff? 'C , - cc 'Q' , JE? T' ff' '-' -' 2.351539 9.0 Wm . , Q , ,N qllcuh , o f , we. ' V - ff 1 i QQ 't t 5 1' FIRST ROW: Mrs. lean Geiger B. A., Ottawa University: English: Iunior High Dramatics. Iohn Giqer-B. S., Central Missouri State College: General Science: O Club, Sports. Genevieve Gillette B. S., Ottawa University: M. A., Colorado State College of Education: Biology: Sophomore Class Co-sponsor. Mary Harmon --B. S., Kansas State: Home Economics: 9th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. SECOND ROW: lessie Harold B. S., K. S. T. C., Emporia: M. A., Kansas University: English: 9th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. Mrs. Charles A. Hawley--B. A., Mount Holyoke College: English tpart-timel. L. H. Hoffman B. A., McPherson College: B. S.. Kansas State: M. A., Columbia University: Physical Science: Scholarship Committee, Science Club. Mrs. Bonnie Huqhson-B. S... K. S. T. C., Emporia: Social Studies: Iunior Class Co-sponsor. Welcomecl to O. H. S. tors will find their work pleasant and enjoyable, and that they will be here for many years to come. Because loyalty and service are traits which are to be looked upon with admiration, the teachers who have acquired long records of service at O.H.S. are ad- mired and respected by their students and co-workers. Although the teacher opens her door at 8 o'clock in the morning and closes it at four in the afternoon, her day's work is not finished. Quite often she spends many long hours of tedious work outside the classroom grad- ing papers, recording grades, and compiling tests. Others spend many evening hours sponsoring parties, selling tickets at basketball and football games, and meeting with the various clubs in the junior and senior high school. These are the teachers who will long remain in the memory of the students. THREE OF OTTAVVA HIGH'S sports minded teachers take time out to look over some statistics on the junior high basketball team. They are Paul Perkins. Iames Clark, and P. R. Iamison. t MISS MARY HARMON with a group ot students looks over an assortment of pies baked in the junior hiqh ioods department. Also critically gazing at the freshly made pastries are Marlene DeWald, Sandra Howard, Mary Fuller, Shirley Mason, Bonnie Hollon, Patty Hollon, and Rose- mary DeCock. Teachers Keep Bus Grading FIRST ROW: P. R. Iamison - B.S., McPherson College: Indust- rial Artsf Iunior High Intramurals, Mariorie Lancaster - BJ-X.. Ottawa University: Physical Education: Iunior Class Co- sponsor, G.A.A., Pep Club. SECOND ROW: Mrs. Mardell Leonard - B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia: Commerce: Activity Fund Treasurer. Effie Lou Nickel - B.S., Kansas State College: Foods, Home Relations: F.H.A., Mrs Marilyn Nordeen - B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia: Librarian: Senior Class Co-sponsor. Mrs. C. W. Parent - B.S., Missouri State Teachers College: History: 7th and 8th Grade Kayette Co-sponsor. WG Y ONE OF OTTAWA HlGH'S NEW TEACHERS - Gene Walker, art instructor, watches as Elmer Benson gives The Count a haircut and Alice Swank stencils a white towel with red textile paint. Other students looking on are Roger Ward. George Small, Dick Abney, Naomi Dengel, and Linda Mathias. Y X V.g?.A.A K - --' potnsormg ACflQ2lflCS CL FIRST ROW: Donald W. Patrick -- B.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg: M,M.E., Kansas University: Vocal Music. Paul Perkins - B.S., K,S.T.C., Pittsburg: Auto Mechanics: lunior Class Co-sponsor. SECOND ROW: lack B. Pringle - B.S,, Kansas University: Social Science: Senior High Kays. Margaret Prunty - B.S., Missouri University: English: Scholarship Committee. Florence M. Robinson - B.S., K.S.T.C., Emporia: M.A.. Kansas Univer- sity: lournalism, English, Recorder, Publications. Harriet Seymour - B.A,, Ottawa University' M.A., Kansas University: Mathematics: Senior High Koyette Co-sponsor, 1' x :rn .....au-...0.. FIRST ROW: Rose Shular - B.S., K.S.T.C., Pittsburg: Clothing: Senior High Kayette Co-sponsor. C. K. Smith - BS., K.S,T.C,, Emporia: M.S,. Missouri University: Industrial Arts: Senior Class Co-sponsor. Harold Stevens - BA., Southwestern College: MA., Colorado State College of Education: Drivers Education: O Club, Sports. SECOND ROW: Melvin Taylor - BS., K,S.'l'.C., Pittsburg: M.A., K,S.T.C Pittsburg: Industrial Arts: Iunior High Kay Sponsor. Gladys Tetley - B.S., Central Missouri State College: Commerce: Program Printing. THIRD ROW: Gene E. Walker - BA., Kansas University: Art: Iunior Class Co-sponsor. Teachers Enjo Their Work A GOOD EXAMPLE ol Ottawa High Schools hard-working teachers is Miss Gladys Tetley, who along with her students works many extra hours at school. Here Leota Thompson, Miss Tetley, Kay Daugharthy Mary Ivey and Hazel Marks are operating one ol the departments new machines, a Student Council Sponsors Mixers T DISCUSSING PLANS for a party the Student Council officers talk with Miss Nora Evans, sponsor, about decorations. STANDING: Miss Evans. Back Row: Sylvia Salb, treas- urer: Ted Brill, vice-president. Front Row: Delpho Hoobing, sccretaryg Fred Kaiser, president. Providing ideas for OHS activitres the Student Council under the direction of Miss Nora Evans spon sor began the year by proceeding Wrth plans for the parking lot started in the spring of the previous year The task of clearing away the obstacles and condi tronlng the proposed area along with the rob ot diggrng holes for the posts were completed durrng the summer This enabled the councrl to proceed with its plans and a committee of boy strung the cables and parnted the posts When the markers are placed on the cables everyone who drrves a car to school will be assigned his own parking place After a number of athletic contests the councll sponsored mixers where the students were given the opportunrty to meet students of other schools Sponsoring the Homecoming ceremony and the dance afterwards the Student Councrl agam proved itself worthy of berng called the governing body of O H S lnvitatrons to the game and dance were sent to the Ottawa graduates of the past three years Commandrng the girls to open doors and carry books for the boys the Student Council sponsored a Twirp Week and ended the fun with a gala party on Friday night MEMBERS OF THE STUDENT COUNCIL represent the organrzations and the classes The officer a d representatives are Back row Fred Karser president Gary Sholner senior Marvin Wrlson jurior Roger Howard enror Kent Granger Record Third row Douglas Archer Iesters Sylvia Salb treasurer Elizabeth Keller G A A Ted Brill vrce president Iim Freen orch stra Darrell Burkdoll Swing Kings Second row George Kramer Kav Marvin Holmes O club Miss Nora Evans sponsor Frank Iolonson sophomore Duane Anderson F F A I P Ferghner band Front row Pat Porter F H A Iulra Phrlhps Cyclonettes Patsy Harper Kayett nay Cntes rumor Sally Reeder senior and Delpha Hoobrrg secretary 1.2 X K 'N. wwf' it rs spd- 'Ngo - . 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V I . 4 ,Q , ' f '. an American history assignment. . sr ,mt X I L Q1 , ,X 'X Q xnxx 1 f s . it A N f 5, A . fl AS THEY FINISH WRITING sen tences on the blackboard these advanced Spanrsh students Pat Barr Conme Reed and Brlly Spauldrng thmk of the Iuture when thexr knowledge of Spanish wxll come 1n handy and they get to take a vacatxon down south of the border Needed for Most Classes WHAT WII.L that Enqlrsh fmal be llk67 thxnks Karen Engstrom as she and Nancy Mornsey cram at the last mmute K7 F I '50 FILING LIBRARY CARDS rs one ot the many dutles ol Delores Valher and Donna Mchlexander two senror lrbrary traunng students 17 18 SIFTING FLOUR. Cora Dunn and Margaret Crawford work together in foods class. mix! ing the batter tor what they hope will be a delicious cake. , - ..,.. ...v gs.. effin- 'tgZ'2-f., , A nv- USING THE PROCESS OF FILTRATION and condensation, Marilyn Hen- ning and Marvin Wilson complete cr complicated chemistry experiment. Students with Skillful WORKING ON THE COVER for his mechanical drawing plates. Darold Cain hurries to finish before the semester ends. STITCHING THE LAST SEAM in her new skirt, Sharon Gilges smiles as she thinks about wearing the finished garment. MABI.E. A REPLICA of the human torso, is inspected by Duane Anderson. Dale Shipps. Paula Ivey, Ioyce Cutting, and Barbara Payne as they study the internal organs. Hands Work in Classes WITH A BULLETIN BOARD of painted pictures for a backdrop, Harold Crawford busies himself by textile painting a scarf while Karen Duffield makes some clever designs for her next art project. es ? . V1 GET THAT BIRDIE over the net. girls! Marilyn Henning and Carolyn Senter are both after that elusive little object as Carolyn West and Elizabeth Keller look on, with the hope that it will be a point for their team. CAUGHT IN THE RUSH of jumor hrgh students Carolyn Wenthe seems to have her hands full as Iudy Stevens Gary Mxllbern Larry Prager Pat Beller Ervm Mrchel Sheldon Meats Allen Whxtacre and Ned Hxatt hurry to get a br weekly edxtron of The Ottawa Record the hrgh school paper Z0 HEAVING the heavy hand mstruments onto C I DeMores truck these boys qrm goodnaturedly as Mr DeMore and Wrllxam Barker mstrumental musxc mstructor laughxng tell them to work harder Loadmg the mstruments and takmg them to the athletxc held was part of the procedure m qettmg the band ready for the marchmg routme at each football game The boys are Warren Bruner Danny Ames Bob Kxle Mxlre Pritchard and Icel Berglund Actwltles Add a Llghter Slde to School Llfe t ffl 5 m I :Ill RX lllI'YAl'lt Iilfflll 958910 GL ' ' s c o o 4 , o . 1 X. , 5 A I5 t l n -H ' w - ' 'naman L -- A 'IZDIIQI 'Li' xy . ' ' ' . -W., t Vg o m... M . CLASSES f lsr X r , , f X 4' J! 2 -Lf 4- U n9Nf.f:-fc 'wk ,L ,..., 3. .xv 'V' N 4, Yr L W ' g ,M 1 H 2 ,x --'W iw Wu 123 Graduate on May 27 ROW 1 IANICE ADELE ALBRECHT-Mixed Chorus 11-12: Glee Club 9: Kayettes 7-8-9-10-ll-12, Community Service Chairman 9: F. H. A. 11: G. A. A, 7-8-9-10: Pep Club 11. DUANE L. ANDERSON-Mixed Chorus 11: Kays 10-11-12: F. F. A. 9-10-11-12, Vice-president 11: Student Council 12, Safety Chair- man 12. NAOMI RUTH ARMSTRONG-Kayettes 7-9-10-11-12: F. H. A. 10: G. A. A. 7-8-9-10: Pep Club 10-ll-12: Recorder Underclassmen Pictures ll, WENDEIL ARNOLD- ROW Il DONNA LEA BARBER-Orchestra 9-10-11-12: Band 7-8-9-10-11-12: Glee Club 9: Kayettes 10-11-12: F, H. A. 10-11-12: Pep Club 10-11- 12. RICHARD INNES BARR-Kays 10-11-12: Student Council 11: O Club 10-11-12, President 12: Football 8-9-10-11-12: Basketball 8-9- 10-11-121 Class President 11. ROW III ROGER BARR-Orchestra ll-12: Band 10-11-12, President 12: Dance Band 11-12: Mixed Chorus 10: Kays 10-111 Dramatics Club 7-8-10: O Club 12: Football 8-9-10-11-12: Basketball 8-9-10: Track 9-10-12: Record Reporter 12: Iunior Play Cast. IOAN BAYI.ES2Mixed Chorus 10-11. IEVENE MABEL BE!-1SONAMixed Chorus 10-11-12: Glee Club 9: Kayettes 8-9-10-11-12, School Service Chairman 9: Dramatics Club 8-9-10-ll: G. A, A. 8-9-10-ll-12: Pep Club 10-11-12. IOHN EDGAR BENSON-- THE SENIOR CLASS OFFICERS topposite paqel gather around the bulletin board as the class resident osts an announcement ol P P special interest to seniors who are planning to attend college. They are Ioyce Cutting, secretary: Sally Reeder, Roger Howard, Gary Shotner, Student Council representatives: Melvin Cecil, vice-president: Charles Senter, president: and Delpha Hoobinq, treasurer. s Graduation ears Seniors Look Forward to ROW I EMILY IANE BLAKE-Glee Club 7: Kayettes 7-8-9-10-11-12: G. A. A. 7: Pep Club 10-11-12. MARCINA MARIE BOUCEK-Mixed Chorus 9-10-11: Kayettes 10- ll-12: Dramatics Club 11: G. A. A. 12: Pep Club 10-11-12, Treas- urer 11. STEPHEN ARNOLD BRYAN-Mixed Chorus 9-10-11: A Capella Choir 12: Football 9: Track 9. PEGGY ANNA BUNYAN Kayettes 11 12- F H A 101112 Pres xdent 12 Treasurer ll ROW ll DONALD CAIN Kays 101112 Secretary 12 Scrence Club 12 Dramatrcs Club 9101112 Treasurer 12 Boys State 11 Iumor Play Cast BETTY ANN CANNADY Orchestra 11 12 Strmg Ensemble 12 Band 789 Kayettes 789101112 F H A 9101112 V presrdent 12 Degree Charrman 11 Dramatrcs Club 7 8 9 ROW III ROGER LEE CASIDA Kays 8 9 10 11 12 O Club 10 11 12 Foot ball 8 91011 12 Basketball 8 91011 12 Golf 1011 12 Iumor Play Cast MELVIN WILLIAM CECIL-Kays 11-12: Track 11: Recorder Senior Pictures 11: Iunior Play Cast: Class Vice-president 12. NADINE CLABAUGH-Glee Club 7'8: Kayettes 7-9: G. A. A. 7-8- 9-10-11: Pep Club 10-11: lunior Play Cast. EARL DEAN CONNER-Dramatics Club 9. I 5 : 6.3 fi :L I is '1- 4 .I 1 T V Y .,,. 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Sk .M wr f if W wh, 'il1'fwg':L 5 , gr:?.fsg, W xiii- -1, -Q-wxj . M 2 -'E Q . L-, X yr Wy- ! A my fx ,V if 1, 4-3,315 x 4, 'if Q 'if 'jf , .5 ,K Q2 wig, A sq ,X f J x ,.,. A -5 Y S . , is Sisgggm f' ' -Ti? mf:-1 f H Law? h'1:za. . in ' 3321 if gi 1,4 x- .7 if: fx English, Business Courses Round Out Program ROW 1 MARVEL ANISE MONTGOMERY-Mixed Chorus 9-10-11: Glee Club 7-8: Kayettes 7-8: F. H. A. 11: Pep Club 11-12. IUDY RAYE MOX Band 7-8: Mixed Chorus 7-8-9-10-11: Girls' Quartet 11: Kayettes 7-8-9-10-11-12, Publicity Chairman 9, Director of Point System 8: Dramatics Club 7-8-9-10-11-12: G. A. A. 7-8-9- 10-11-l2: Pep Club 10-ll-12: Cheerleader 9-11-12: Iunior Play Cast. BETTY MAE NICHOLS-Dance Band 11-12: Mixed Chorus 10-11- 12: A Capella Choir 10-11-12: Girls' Ensemble 10-11-12: Girls' Quartet 12: Girls' Trio 12: Madrigals 12: Kayettes 10-11-12, Dir- ector of Music 11-12: F. H. A. 10: Pep Club 10-11-12. VALETA ANNETTE NIEHAUS-Orchestra 11-12: Band 12: Instru- mental Ensemble 12: Mixed Chorus 10: Glee Club 9: Kayettes 9- 10-ll-12: F. H. A. 10-11-12: Dramatics Club 11: Record Reporter 12. ROW 11 DELORES IRENE NORTHWAY-Orchestra 11-12, Vice-president 12: Band 7-8-9-10-11-12, Secretary-treasurer 11-12: Dance Band 9- 10-11-12: Kayettes 7-8-9-10-11-12: F. H. A. 10-11-12, Recreation Chairman 12: Student Council 11: Pep Club 10-11-12. WILMA IEAN OAKES-F. H. A .111 Iunior Play Cast. ROW 111 MARGARET ANN PAHLMAN-Mixed Chorus 10: Kayettes 10-11- 12: Dramatics Club 11-12: Pep Club 11-12: Class Secretary 10. IEAN PARK ---- Orchestra 8-9-10: Kayettes 7-B-9-10-11-12: Dramatics Club 8-9-10-12, Treasurer 12: C. A. A. 7-8-9-10-11-12, Program Chairman 8. Point Chairman 12: Pep Club 10-11-12: Record Re- porter 12: Recorder Music Pages 11. IOAN PARK Orchestra 7-8-9-10: Band 7-8: Kayettes 7-8-9-10-11 12, Director of Point System 12: Dramatics Club 9-10-11: G. A. A 7-8-9-10-11-12, Program Chairman 8-12: Pep Club 10-11-12, Secret- ary 12: Record Advertising Manager 12: Recorder Business Man- ager 11. IERRY RICHARD PATTON Mixed Chorus 10-11-12: Kays 10-11 Track 9-10-ll-12. 53 4 , -ef sq, 1 - .155 .- t. . -gjxgm f, 1 A X . 1 Classroom Hours End ROW l MERLE PAUL. Ir.-Kays 12: Dramatics Club 9: Iunior Play Cast. RAVENNA PETl:'.RSONfOrchestra 7-8-9-10-11-12: Instrumental Quartet 10: Kayettes 7-8-9-10-11-12: F. H. A. 9-11: Science Club 12: Dramatics Club 7-8-9: Pep Club 10-11. BRUCE PHILLIPS- NORMA RAE PIERCE-Glee Club 9: Kayettes 10-12. ROW II VERLENE PLATTER--Entered from Appanoose High School. Pom- ona. Kansas, September 1954. IACX PRICE-Football ll: Track 10. ROW III SALLY RUTH REEDER-Mixed Chorus 10-11: Glee Club 8-9: Kayet- tes 7-8-9-10-11-12. Vice-president 9, Publicity Chairman 12: Student Council 11-12: Dramatics Club 7-8-9-10-11-12. President 12, Vice- president 11: G. A. A. 7-8-9-10-11-12. President 8: Pep Club 10-11- 12: Cheerleader 9-10-11-12: Iunior Play Cast: Class Vice-president 11. BOB ROBBNS-F. F. A. 9: Football 9-10. SYLVIA GWENDOLYN SALB-Mixed Chorus 10: Glee Club 7-8-91 Kayettes 7-8-9-10-11-12. President 12. Vice-president 11, Recreation Chairman 9: Student Council 10-11-12, Treasurer 12: Dramatics Club 7-8-9-10-11-12, Secretary-treasurer 9: Girls' State 112 G. A. A. 8-9-10-11-12, Secretary 11: Pep Club 10-11-12: Recorder Editor 11: Iunior Play Cast. GERALD DEAN SCHNEIDER-F. F. A. 9-10-11-12, Vice-president 12, Secretary ll: Record Assistant Photographer 12. A ,,l'. ' uv. f 1 .W -Q r . VF,- 'iffiw x M .119 M' uv 1' 4 4 A' ?f' A' ':51'f !'J' 1 ff! f . 3 , ggi -2 t My N f Q T5-BC' fs' 4 ax -...J L,. Q J-,-L w f-- 1 Lk H , -,A wfgn 'EGF .W YM., x fwf, jf mf Lg V. . .,,,, A v 5 Liu 1 f QV G if J 4 83' V an Q, A' Zvi -f,2.+'A -ff:f'fgs V Q4 Q fx ,,:,.2f'.,.' 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I ,, ' I Famil Life Comed ROW 1 Mane Fouls Gary Fredrrcks Iulranne Frrday Nelson Frrtts HOW 2 Betty Grbbons Max Gorton hm Green Patrxcra Grrllrn ROW 3 Wanda Guy Freddy Harder Ioe Harkrns Sally Harrrson HOW 4 Pat Hay Marrlyn Henmng Shrrley Honn Charles Hocpes ROW 5 Delores Hubbard Paula Ivey Iudy Iohnson lack Jones Elrzabeth Keller Carolyn Kelley hm Krefer ROW 6 Ceorge Kramer Carolma Lanos Rrchard Lar km Kay Leecy Sharon Lrgon Bob Luce Larry Mac Arthur ROW 7 Exleen Malburg Carol Martm Gary Maxwell Brll McAlexcmder Peggy Mealman Manlyn Merntt Ronald Meyer s liwi -ikgl 4 'Q .iv ll '.:'.P f in -G tlwifma ns' uf' kg zlz- V , V v . i - r ,f ' 'x'h ll ll 'P -- ' ' -- .. -- D - --le or . G ' . 4 - - ' -r., T W:,. V',-.5 ..,. ,, . - 4 V 4 . 4 me V - - , e M V G ' Q ' ' - V U, A VV 4V,yy,, V ' ll,- V 4 y ., . k V . A f ,K l y y , M y V y '. , ' A i . ',, G' l , ., 5 - - V4 ' V ' . .,'- ' 1 l ., ll ,. .. 3.V ' -X 5 . 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I ,.,, -, V ,p N-yi .5553-i3,' L Q' y V as 5 . 5 , 'Q' . g- ? Y 1 i ' :ji ,iff xx if Q. I Y-jr' ' ' ,AK A ' E.. S :'- 7, V, If ,. 'Vg Q 4 I , fir' .A A .- ' K - amy fr K . P r 1 1 A K- 4 - I 0 0 o M459 t x t N si' t . Nigga ENT! JK PM 5,5 S:'E51f5,,i?y .4- er mas HSA, 6- ts Mk .Tumors Sell Candy, S ROW 1 Betty Salmon Reba Salsbury Audrey Scott Carolyn Senter Ernest Shaffer Charles Shane Dale Shrpps ROW 2 Marcella Sm1th Bxlly Spauldmg Kay Spooner Stanley Stewart BRILLIANT IDEAS are m the makmg as the jumor class oth cers walk to a class meetmg They are Alberta Baldwm sec retary Kay Crxtes Student Council representatlve Marx 1yn H e n n 1 n g, treasurer, hm Green. presrdent Marvxn W1l son, Student Councxl represen tatxve and Gary Fredrxcks, vlce presldent 35 R 4 msn-r l 1' 'KL'-7' ponsor Pa Assembl Vernon Stewart Mcmetta Tallman Maureen Taylor ROW 3 Carolyn West Marvm Wxlson Pat Wood Txmmy Wood 41 ' I I Q. o - 1' - W Q .l la- f' f Q . L ' , Q 1. 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Enthusiastic, Well-chosen Class Officers Skilfull ROW l loy Adkmson Deanna Albrrqht Betty lo Allen Ion Alterman Franz Aubry Larry Bancroft Darwm Barnhlsel Burgess Dmold Cum Marlene Cmey ROW 2 Delores Bechtle loel Berglund Iucly Blau Nell Blakeman Ioe 33:21 1 ggriile Iggncoqigs EHSESUXQI Chmmon Karen Chapman Bomne Harold Brrgqs Iolene Brmk Y ROW 3 Terry Brrscoe Betty Brrtarn Norma Brown Warren Bruner Pat igyglilniegggiecgzgii IJSTEZYCZESES Eiglsam Cowdm Lmdu Cm 'Q iv, sr J-L ' 'Sv va-v 4. 4' inhibits' Q hr 5' 'P' Q' Jil' has Q-'Y 2 I1 .I I' U.. ver 'I ....., 43 Cf? Q ,f WIN L 'Rs 'ff if 'fs' 1' 42 A sr YV 1 'E' 1 -au' fi' xx Q , ai t 4 1 D Xe f - tx? yt P A 15 o .N 1 I -' 1, 1 v ' f 't , ' A -xf .V is y , o ,M ' ' K W 4 1 Q it If A 1 Q GY ' L- f Hi L L 4 Q . i' ? ' K' Wk ' . , N K ' 1 ' - ' V ' .y iv ff . L l . N V -,1- 5 5' K l 4 ' 'l A fr' L t ti Witt f r. id ll 1 . K K, r Nik., . t I 7 ,- K . A Al ' el x ,S :Z r sf . - . 4 i , , L , - I X, t Q f' A V 1 . 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ROW 5 Ronald leffries Don Inhnson Frank lohnson Rex Iohnson lva Kay Iones Rosemary Iones Kathryn Keelin ,-0 gp' 'Q' 'ul' 4'I .af My f'-MY' 3 .W-.-ff Sanur .409 M gn NF' W 'E' 2 Y' 43 '33 f- L A - W . F ' 4 me 5' i , per, N- F , or , i L f ' ss H , if H., ' F it L. 1 , , 5 .i,'L, . I' W - H :Q 5 F ,, , - 5 y i H - 1 c Q. V . Q, . 3 , , A, og is it 5 , r ' 1 A f, ffm f K M44 L , if , A L c , - of , .Q-.fb z i , K. y as , , ' , 5 W Q' r '- S' 1 f. ' t , x fiiff 7 rt, ,wt -' -1 ' L QQ at ' r . QQ , LW Z- M is y , ,, v gi :' , ii iii ' ' 'i . ' ' ' f ' Z ',. V' . ails We , 3' y f x L' 4 '-,, ' . T o V F' is I' ,, ' iT',, ,,, ' i f .- mf , L L ' mfg ii 5 -F Qir. F ' L 'Beep Soplmmores Plan for PLANS FOR CLASS ACTIVITIES occupy the minds of the sophomore class officers as they chat on the front stairway. They are Larry Forsythe, vice-president, Iudy Whirley, secretary: Marilyn Irwin, treasurer: Frank Iohnson, Student Council Representative: and Gary Hornbuckle, president, ROW l: Marie Keelin, David Kelly, Bob Kile, ludy Lee, Archie Dale Lewis, Aaron Linxwiler, Carol Lollar. ROW 2: Philip Loux, Ioanne Loving, Dean Lundstedt, Tom Marks, Susie Martinez, Don McCann, Bonnie McMillen. ROW 3: IoAnn Miller, Mary Mock, Leona Montgomery, Don Morris, Nancy Morrisey, Nancy Morse, Bruce Moses. ROW 4: Steve Mudrick, Sharon Norton, Terry Paul, Barbara Payne, Ianice Pearson, Patty Porter, Gary Rice. Fx' S, K A N-1g',f' L: pe' 4 , R: if ji' , M uv J F 'f gk l - , , X V ' .Q P f GD - , . 2 s .,, yu yy 64. 23 -if I P f S 3 ,V ' S' I ,. s.,, ' , J 5 V ff A ,xii f , :Ll K 'F A U - 12- , ' p , ' K rv.-:', 1.45 A Y ' ' L.. , so ' , M441 A ' P 4- V MIL 5? 9 'P V l N' ,. K P 1, A :al 1 7 I -L 'F' Al x ,Q X ' 44 Next Year's Banquet THAT CERTAINLY LOOKS NEAT! The styles this year are much the same as last with these two big differences. Rope beads are seen every day at O.l'l,S.: and tor head warmth, the long wool scarves are the thing, as seen on Ieanecn Harvey and Karen Havertyfj ROW lg Ianet Rice, Larry Robinson, Gwen Rodgers, Dick Saling, Cecil Schneider, Linda Schwarz, Marilyn Scott, ROW 2: Helen Shane, Mike Shaughnessy, Ierry Slavens, David Suther- land, Lee Terry, Iimmie Tolson, Terry Voqler. ROW 3: Larry Walburn, Geraldine Wallace, Pat Welborn, Charlene Wells, Iudy Whirley, Meredith Williams, Morgan Williams. ROW 4: Alice Wilson, Karan Wilson, Iimmie Woods, Ianice Yokurn, Marvin Zielsclorf, Kenneth Zook, Lois Zook. V - W tg . X Q ,. , -f -- y A .X ' sv.. fi I v Q 'L kg' sN.,', 1 - ' f, I F Wg. . : L . X . 1 , ' MN, 4 1' ,. V r '- - t . 4- - -'fi so 'T' L N' A -T., 'sr ...Q ' 'R i ' M , 1 ' , A It I x A All -. ky .fl ' I 4 -' AA I v C Z y ' v., fl -3, an ins! K i nr T :L Q 4 ao- Ar Q-4-I 6.-I S-f i ' il' V :fel '1 ' ,fffff , . if ' 1 L for QR T' sr Q9 'Cf' MM 'Wwuw PI'1NL'N'J1jLLQ! 721 4' f -,L,?4,CNJg , gg , M3 ,J . X 'A,YCv U'J5 'P' , .--fvnuuvg ow WW!-411 m J G'-4 f 8,6111 -,Lf lx THLETICS Q f D V A CLAQL-Q QVQ, ,' LU , ,fkL',vf+Q.l WA, Jljvx flux Qld ,Mrf kN 9' : ,, -'px G f Pj KK 157 f -4 -L -- X A 1 1 '1-.1 f My. ff ' My .- ' L'-q T ' 'my -X ' .-L l- w E .4 Ar 1 s . A ff X 1 VS' 0 1 ,-A B -ix? Cx' ' . T4 ., ' NW, mx 1.4, . 'S' -ww 'Q 'Sf .f- I- ,ht-, QA .-5.1, 1- Y 'WH' Lk xwfg 5 t T Homecoming - Hours THE QUEEN and her attendants were brought to L the game on cr float which was fashioned in such ' a manner that the girls were seated in front of ' cr large red heart. Sally Reeder was queen and 21 Iudy Mox and Delpha Hoobing were her at- , tendants. FOOTBALL QUEEN lopposite page! Sally Reeder. queen: Delpha Hoobing and Iudy Mox, atten- dants. iPhoto courtesy of Beller Studia? .Vit ,.4x., , W emi ir. Working to make the O.H.S. Homecoming a gala occasion, the Student Council members constructed for the queen and her attendants a red and white float. After being presented to the enormous crowd which attended the Ottawa-Leavenworth game, Sally Reeder was crowned queen by Fred Kaiser, co-captain. Following the game, Sally and her attendants, seated on a red and white throne, reigned over the dance in the junior high gym. INVITATIONS to the game and dance were sent to many of the alumni. Back row: Iohn Wass- mer, class of '42: Mrs, Iohn Wassmer, class of '43: Mrs. Vernon Chesbro, class of '43: Vernon Chesbro, class of '43. Second row: Iune Cran- dall, class of '54: Kay Shaughnessy, class of '54: Gary Hartpence, class of '54g Carrilee Shipps, class of '54g Iim McCrecr, class of '53. Front row: Ian Lee. class of '54. AFTER A DECISIVE VICTORY on the football field the powerful Cyclones came back to the junior high gym to the homecoming dance. 'S f 1 s DONALD HOBBS A 'wHf14'T jul' glflxumwffw N I x I R qw yuwxi Ni M Egg, 7 bw xr 2' W In Memory To Donald Hobbs the Recor der staff ded1cates thls athletxc sectlon He IS remembered by all because of h1s radiant per sonahty and hne athletlc record Hrs accxdental death on August 7 1954 had an mdehble effect on all rrfffxww' rr N , 'R. 4 'ix fe we THE VARSITY PLACED SECOND in the N. E. K. L. Back row: Roger Barr, Hoopes, Hoss. Fredricks, Ferns, Kiefer. Third row: Price, Crockett, Luce, Vfilson, Harder, Harkins, Harrison, Ferguson, Green Hoy, Dyer. Second row: Mgr. Howard. Griffin, Wohletz, Henning, Brill, Martinez, Kramer, Oqq, Pearson, Senter, Scott, Mgr. Conqer, Front row: Bundy, Ainsworth, Holmes, Casida, Welborn Day, Kaiser, Spaulding, Richard Barr. Z7 Letter at End of Grid Season When the final curtain fell on the 1954-55 football season, the Cyclones had completed a successful season of six victories against three defeats. In N. E. K. L. play the Cyclones won four of their five starts to place second in the league. CO-CAPTAINS Fred Kaiser tabovel, a senior, is a year letterman. Last yefrr he was a trivcaptain. Welborn, a senior, is a 2nd year letterman. THE SENIOR LETTERMEN-Top row: Linemen,-Casiffa, 2nd year: Barr, 3rd year, Henning, 2nd year: Scott, 2nd yearq Wohletz, Grd year, Griffin, 2nd year. Bottom row: Harrison, lst year: Senter. Znd year: Backs--Holmes, 3rd year, Nlartrnez, lst year: Barr, lst year. WS, Q i9 in-, S W Sv' E ?,f 'L - g 'C a 1 - f 1 . Iii THE RETURNING LETTERMEN Top row: Linemen-Harkins, 2nd year: Harder, 2nd year: Kramer. 2nd year: Ferguson, 1st year: Pearson. lst year: Ogg. lst year: Fredericks, lst year. Bottom row: Day, lst year: Backs-Spaulding, lst year: Luce, 1st year: Brill, lst year: Bundy. 2nd year: Wilson, 2nd year: Ainsworth, 2nd year. Cyclones End Campaign with 6 Wins, 3 Defeats In a non-league tilt with Chapman, Wilson and Bundy, two junior halfbacks, led the way with a touch- down each to make the score 14 to 0. Argentine, the first league foe, was defeated 18 to 8 on Ottawa's strong second half comeback. This game was highlighted by Marvin Wilson's spectacular 60 yard touchdown run. The next week again saw the Cyclones rally by beating Highland Park 20 to 14 after trailing 14 to O at the half. The Cyclones then journeyed to Shawnee-Mission for a non-league game, only to be defeated 19 to 13 by a powerful Indian running attack. Homecoming saw Marvin Holmes break Leaven- worth's back with an 81 yard off-tackle gallop as the Cyclones went on to win 27 to O. The Cyclones could not get their running attack to function properly on October 29, and they were thoroug- ly beaten by the Lawrence Lions 20 to 0. The final game saw Ottawa down the Washington Wildcats in a non-league game, 33 to 13. The B team compiled a season record of two wins and one defeat. The victories were over Haskell by scores of 14 to 7 and 20 to 6. Although the Indians tried hard to even the score time ran out too soon. In the final game of the season the Twisters were turned back by a strong Lawrence Little Lion team in a 20 to 7 effort. 4 THE B TEAM had a successful season. Back row: Ferguson. Paul, Watts, Forsythe, Bancroft, Hornbuckle, Garrett. Third rwo: Martin, Reeder Shaffer, Kelsey. Hicks, Reddiclc, Craig, Suther- land. Second row: Tolson, Scott, Collier, Gollier, Iohnson, Wil- liams, Firestone, Beller, Irwin. Burglund, Iohnson, Barnhisel. Arnold, Allen, Rea. Front row: Gilmore. Whitacre. Games Provide Thrills N E K L Stcrndmgs Lawrence OTTAWA Argentlne Leavenworth Won Lost Txed Hrghland Park A1Ch1SOH Season s Record Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Chapman 0 Argentlne 8 Hlghland Park 14 Atch1son 0 BOB BUNDY skrrts around Emponas end as he looks wrde eyed at the on comrng tacklers Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Ottawa Shawnee M1ss1on 19 Leavenworth O Lawrence 20 Washrngton 13 MARVIN WILSON grrps the ball desperately as he sees that the Leavenworth Pioneers have htm trapped ziggy' COACH ORLIS COX and Coach Harold Stevens are drscussmq an opponents lavorxte play Coach Iohn Gtger Manager Roger Howard and Manager Denms Conger look on ' .,,, , .,,,,., ,....,t,, 3 2 0 ' ,,..,......,,..... 2 3 0 ' ,,,..,.YA,,,,, 1 4 0 ' ..,,,Y.,,,,..,,,,,..t,,.,, 0 5 0 14 - W - . 18 ' ' - 20 ' 20 ' 13 - ' ' 27 0 Ottawa 7 Emporia 27 33 ' I e I A, Q ' re, 1 2 :wp fa'- 'Q A - 4 . Q' M. , .5,, N QR A I m,,. W my N ,, jr 3 -sr ami 1 . M-X ' f ,, ' '5 S ag . , Q 3 :N it ' Q' 3 ,Sf . A tk J I 6 P1 iv Wk W ., -Q g s ff we 5 M IQ F QW Q, Wyse' 1 5 W H ,Q gg? at A N 1 4 9 A 2 23 as mia- Q H' if Kg. Qi I at ,,m.,,,.M ,kv if . r 1, V' Y li K yy , A , g ,.,!?' ' ig s ig ay f M b . .W X : ggi -f i g? . ,dxf I 7 av, M' A . av 1 I M . img, iw 'il . ,ni-Q.. Ls5.,, I .3 , ...QS 1 k i H 'X 55 ,ICU- JO. 13 all r is 1 rc 'fi 1' , .. ',...1fi+Qsi 7 .. 'rf' Q . fr Ku My f 622 it 'sf 3' Y ax XXX, 'Nu . H-. ,Q ,am i rf 'A TEAM LETTERMEN-Top row: Fred Kaiser, 3rd year: Roger Casida, 2nd year: lack Henning, 2nd year: Richard Barr, lst year. Bottom row: Gary Sholfner, lst year: Marvin Wilson, 2nd year: Ted Brill, 2nd year: Fred Harder, 2nd year. Cyclones Defy Pre-season Slated for third place in N. E. K. L. according to pre-season polls, the Cyclones came up with co-champ- ionship. Splitting games with Leavenworth and win- ning the other N. E. K. L. games gave the Cyclones a 9 to 1 league standing. On Ianuary 25 the Cyclones rolled up 91 points to Washington's 70, breaking the 81 point record set last year. Roger Casida, state's top scorer, made 445 points in 20 games, averaging 24.72 per tilt and setting a new league average of 26.8. He broke the school record of 37 points, set by Len Martin in 1952, with a 38 point total against Topeka. The next week he scor- ed 42 points against Lawrence. Ottawa scored 1,417 points, for a 70.85 game average, against the opponents' l,222, or an average of 61.11. SHOOTING HIS SPECIALTY. the hook shot, lopposite pagel Roger Casida is being closely guarded by Argentine's Bill Favrow. Waiting for a possible rebound is Argentine's Warren Isaac, number 42, and Bob Castaneda. Fred Harder and Marvin Wilson watch in amazement. Polls as The Win 15, Lose 5 THE TWISTERS had an eight won and eight lost season record. Top row: Manager Hank Crockett, Bob Luce, Harley Ainsworth, Donnie Higgins, Bob Bundy, Don Morris, Coach Harold K. Stevens. Bottom row: Gary Fredericks, Terry Paul, Larry Forsythe, Mike Garcia, Gary Hornbuckle, Sherman Price, Richad Allen. Those not present for the picture were Iimmy Tolson, Wallace Henning, and Larry Bancrolt. 3 5 Casida Sets Record, CYCLONE SEASON RECORD Ottawa 70 Ottawa 70 Ottawa 75 Ottawa 77 Ottawa 59 Ottawa 74 Ottawa 62 Ottawa 73 Ottawa 79 Ottawa Sl Ottawa 71 Ottawa 83 Ottawa 55 Ottawa 62 Ottawa 83 Ottawa 63 Ottawa 80 Ottawa 65 Ottawa 75 Ottawa 50 Chanute Emporia Olathe Highland Park Manhattan Highland Park Leavenworth Argentine Lawrence Washington Atchison Highland Park Leavenworth Topeka Argentine Washington Lawrence Atchison Argentine Chanute I 'www aw. SEEMING TO HAVE THREE ARMS Roger Casida s apparently holding hands with one ol hs Olathe opponents As it turns out Casida nab: the rebound Number 35 Fred Kaiser seems to be giving Castda a push as Fred Harder number 31 eagerly awaits the outcome ol the struggle 56 ROGER CASIDA tupper picturel vainly tries to block the ball as Argentines Bob Castaneda leaps high in the air to make his famous jump shot Ted Brill number 21, and Fred Harder, number 31, watch hopefully. flower picturel Gently taking the ball away from an Argentine player is Don Morris. pmwlialii -sa 'YK' Y F325 1, s if ww 'K . fix is ft . a QQ, -. Eff, NJ V 3,-.4 fcvi Y at-P 4 , Q i Q 1 4- f , M ki. . X , - ur f X, ,.-s in I N '33 'f gif MK W x ff: W , ni ? A-X A l Y Q xg-fi x W ' id Q 1 s X ig 3? - E 4 U35 E if Q 5 I 1 tr ! 3 15,655 X.. U .f Q 1 5 ,ii Y 3 Q W '..,y, gmt S if11. S5 av Wig i'.'Qj W -f iw 4 3 swf -. iw w 1 39 ,xg M wg? vu K eb E Y 39? 5, in . 3, . 1 M iz: 'v ' ,, xi- 4 i 'fag YL ,iw '1' Q D009 Scott Bob Luce Tenms, Golf Gam Populanty W1th the commg of spr1ng ln 1954 O H S boys turned aga1n to thelr tennrs rackets and golf clubs Lack of practlce made the Cyclone netsters lose one to Emoona one to Hlahland Park and two to Shawnee MISSIOH Wrth a llttle exper1ence and prac t1ce behmd them they rall1ed to take th1rd 1n the league meet at Shawnee Mrssxon and they came back to Ottawa to down Ernpona They farled to quahfy for the state tournament Ottawa golfers swung 1nto actmon Apnl 2 only to be defeated by a strong Empona foursome In a tr1 angular meet w1th Empona and H1ghland Park the Cyclones placed second Next the up and down Cyclones took last 1n a quadrangular meet wrth Topeka H1ghland Park and Empona Three Ottawa golfers Iack Hennmg Roger Casxda and Doug Shade lourneyed to Topeka to compete rn the state tournament but they farled to place Doug Scott a sen1or tennls letterman has con tnbuted much to the game Bob Luce an actxve 1un1or ln tenrus w1ll th1s spr1ng recexve h1s th1rd letter Iack Hennlng a sen1or golf letterman has been very ac t1ve 1n other sports but when spr1ng rolls around he IS ready for golf Roger Casxda another sen1or golf letterman IS a bxg factor 1n basketball as well as bemg one of the top performers m golf Roger Cuslda lack Hennmq in 'L 59 wk'-v .l ,f 'Q' -af 1- 'tkja . 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J y , :5 lifi' 'J WF , ww , X ,N t ,ff 1 n A t IX' ET fb 1 3 1 THE CHEERLEADING SEXTET tClockwisel Sally Reeder head cheerleader Shirley Honn Iudy Max Kay Cntes Maureen Taylor and Fa dell Hod on Cheerleaders Insplre Pep at Games With mexhaustible energy and abundant enthusiasm the cheerleader sextet helped spark the Cyclone teams to victory The tedious hours of prac tice expended on cheerleading were rewarded by a spontaneous response from the Pep club section Dressed in red and white the four B team cheer leaders led the Twisters through victories and defeats Always willing to give more than the required time to their work the cheerleaders attended the first Convention for Cheerleaders of America at Kansas City on February 5 where Don Herkimer one of America s greatest stunt men gave them instructions for improving yells and suggestions for pep assemblies. THE B TEAM CHEERLEADERS, with an accent on balance, make one of their lormations BACK ROW: H am H ,wri l, CY-r rqfi Krwmer. FRONT ROW: Elizab:'h K ' , A dr.-y Sc . Contrrbutrng to the success of the athletrc depart ment was the oblectrve of the Cyclonettes and the O club Stttmg 1n a group at the games the Cyclonettes drsplayed enthuslasm as the grrls cheered the team Workmg hard durmg games at a hat check stand the club earned money to carry out 1ts prolects A tr1p to Shawnee MISSIOH to see the Cvclones ID therr grldrron battle was the years htghltght The organrzatton was changed from Pep club to Cyclonettes when a majouty of the 101 members voted for a new name Determmed to help the athlet1c department mem bers of the O club sold coffee soft drlnks and hot Cyclonettes, 0 Club Support Athletlcs BUSILY ENTWINING red and whtte crepe paper to mark oft he Cyclonette sectton are the ofltcer Susre Parker vrce presrdent Ioan Park ecretary Iulra Phlllrps Student Coun crl representatrve Mtss Martorte Lancaster sponsor Ioyce Cuttmg prestdent amd Marrc-on Tavl r treasurer dogs to the hungry spectators who attended the athletrc events Grvmg half the profrts of the stands to the Athletrc Assocratton the club spent the remamder for enterta1nment Chartermg a bus to Lawrence the boys watched the KU Colorado game later the club tour neyed to Kansas C1ty to see the Brg Seven Indoor track meet When the club dtscovered that the constrtutron had been destroved a commtttee under the drrectlon of Don Sexton drafted a new one Because Mrss Rose Shular spent long hours mendmg football unrforms she was honored by the club w1th a letter THE O CLUB donates money to the Athletrc Assocratron Back row Ogg Frederrcks Granger Shaffer Shade Wrl on Hennrng Ward Pearson Thrrd row Sexton Ho ard Sholner Brll Harder Spauldmg Luce I P Fmahner Mr Gxger sponsor Second row Mr Cox sponsor Casrda Grrfhn Harrxson Bundy Conqer Senter Martmez Ferguson Front row Harktns secretary treasurer Karser sergeant at arms Scott vrce presrdent Wohletz vrce presldent Barr presxdent Kramer vrce president Holmes Student Councxl representatxve Ams worth Day 62 0 2 . 5: , - ' 7 , s 1 ' ' ' . 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MONEY MAKING SCHEMES ts the toprc that ns always under dtscu stun at the G A A ooard ol dtrectors meetmq Havmg their troubles with the fund ralsmg proyects are Ioyce Cuttrng secretary Susan Parker program chatrman Carolyn Senter program chatrman Kathryn Keelm treasurer Mlss Marlorte Lancaster sponsor Kay Crxtes vlcepe xdent Delpha Hoobmq prestdent lean Park potnt chatrman Eltz wbeth Keller Student Counctl representattve loan Park program chatrman A A Meetmgs Include Swlmmmg Part Under the d1rect1on of Mlss Marjorle Lancaster the sentor hwgh Gvrls Athlettc ASSOCIGIIOH attended an 1nter estmg hour and a half meetlng every Monday n1ght Playtng aertal darts basketball and volleyball the g1r1s strove to earn 2000 po1nts for the coveted gold K p1n In order to ment the purple and gold state K 1600 po1nts must be collected wh1le the cher1shed O IS rece1ved when the gxrl has 1200 po1nts On Ianuary 21 the G A A g1rls took thetr meetmg from the h1gh school gym to the 1ndoor swlmmmg pool at the college DUCKING AND SPLASHING the qrrls who at tended the swtmmtng party at the college pool spent an enyoyable eventng They are tclock wxsel Ftaydell Hodson Sandra Whrte loyce Cutttng Eltzabeth Keller Ievene Beeson Ioan Park Kay Crrtes Susan Parker and Sylvta Salb In the small ctrcle are lclockwtsel Sally Lxggett Karen Kaeckell Marceltna Lartos Sharon Uber aker and Karyn Holmes 63 , I, . X-K X 0 0 0 0 Q o ' . . . . . . . , ., .. ' , . . . - - ll It . - , V M. ACTIVITIES . Wr ,,,k Af ' V if - 1 Af Tm' yi . 'X 1 ,1 - 1 f gag: K Eff 2 ' - ,f 31 as Ma- L A 1-fsvftrj ' ' 5 .. - x Av ' - 17 , ' . z1':sa,5gu:3sg L, , . -'fxfy 1' 'wwf 4 .1 . -J -- ' X ec Q - ' 1 H ,zafmfv Iv ki I. ' 1 ,k,gmfk ,M .5 A mx, ,. Q y. . ,W . gm, f4 FMQQQV , I F -, in-mf., ,Q - Cv Q 4, A X 2 'Y ',Mgg,er?5ft 4 w, ,. 1 ,1.. 4 nk, ,, f xx f' 'sf' I. - fm , ' 'if ' 'v'g,: ,-1 f 1 fl fy ., - 3 STAY Q-fx? '. F. H. A. Contributes To Worth Charities N WNORK AND PLAY is combined as these four F. H. A, girls put the finishing touches on minia' ture rrioqapliones. They are Carolina Larios, 'I'c'ir'-sei 'Ncirtt Carol Martin and Alberta Baldwin Starting the year with an initiation party, 12 new members were brought into the Future Homemakers of America when they performed ridiculous stunts under the direction of Valeta Niehaus, who was chairman of the initiation committee. Finding that pencils with basketball schedules were in great demand, the organization sold 1000 of them. Later in the season miniature megaphones were a source of revenue for the group. Besides distributing part of the funds among Worthy charities, a small por- tion was kept for a party in March to entertain their parents. X. Since they found enjoyment in cheering elderly people, the F.H.A. took gifts and Christmas carols to the county home on December 18. Returning to the school building, they enjoyed popcorn and cocoa in a true Christmas spirit. Besides attending the scheduled meetings, several girls worked industriously to obtain one of three de- grees. To receive the highest award, the State Home- makers degree, the members must first earn the Iunior Homemakers degree and the Chapter Homemakers degree. THESE F. H. A. CABINET MEMBERS endeavor to come up to the high ideals the creed represents as Peggy Bunyan, president, explains the meaning of the F. H. A. emblem. Back row: Nancy Curry, song leader: Miss Effie Lou Nickel, sponsor: Delores Vallier, parliamentarian. Front row: Betty Io Allen, publicity: Delores Northway, recreation: Imogene Smith, degree chairman: Peggy Bunyan, president: Betty Cannady. vice-president: Patty Porter, Student Council representative: Karan Wilson, secretary: Deanna Albright, chapter historian. Not pictured is Ann Zielsdorf, treasurer. 67 ...qv- TYPING fupper leftl the bits of news from the beats into interesting stories for the next publication, reporters Iean Park and Valeta Niehaus are watched by Roger Barr, reporter. Over the pecking of the typewritcrs, Kent Granger has to struggle to find the right words to use. tcenterl While Carolyn Wenthe, business manager. digs through the files to find the advertis- ing contracts, Ioan Park, advertising man- ager. shows her an ad that she has just sold. Raydell Hodson, girls' sports editor. begins to create an interesting advertising layout. 68 .ZA HEMOVING THE RECENTLY PRINTED PICTURES from the drier Don Sexton photographer shows with pleasure a portion of his handiwork to Gary Shofner sports reporter and G rald Schneider assistant photographer loyce Cutting exchange editor has th exacting task of trimming th picture Journallsm Students Spend Meeting the deadline two days before distributing the paper the 16 members of The Ottawa Record staff rushed to gather material and write news stories Workrng under the faculty advisor Miss Florence NI Robinson and managing editor Doug Scott the group published 17 editions of the paper With colorful writing and accurate stories this years staff strove to maintain the All American standard set by the 1953 54 class STRIVING TO BEA1 the dre ded deadlines the editorial staff works many extra hours While llo Henning copies a story the associate editor I P Feighnerj tne managing editor, Doug Scott: and the feature editor, Charles Henning make last minute changes in page arrangement. Fred Kaiser, sports editor, headlines a sports featu.e. ' M SEEKING A PICTURE. tor hr drvrs in page Fred Harder sport editor explains hrs need to Larry Pearson Fa oltnu Lartos Larry Ogg and Dave Cox yearbook photographers Man Hours on Publlcatlons staff met the first ot the month deadlines Adding to the interest of the annual wrth superb art work and creatlve ingenuity William Howe graduate of 1947 fashroned the hourglasses for the annual Iohn Martin graduate of 1954 sketched the dedica tlon page at the begrnnrng of the athletic sect1on and Lochiel Platter met the public with hrs pen and ink advertlsrnents 5-J WHILE WAITING patiently for the edttors advice Marietta Tallman advertising manager catches a glimpse of a complete page layout which Dale Shtpps associate editor shows to Irm Green editor flower picturel Putting an emphasn on accuracy Miss Florence M Robinson advisor shows Eileen Malburg Alberta Baldwin Sharon Llqon and Pat Murphy the correct way to tnm and paste pictures L Q1 '71 Q' s.rn 49- 69 , K I I I . I I I . ws- A . I Nts: V E J , wi V , e r-wg l 'Q V w 4 . I ' S I ' 'lt -, I 5 ' , ' ' Y I I ' 1 1 x , 1 I g o 4 , t ' ' If Working during class time and in the evenings, the annual 1 1 ' lg. L : ' S ,v , i I wax Q ,Ai -I -. Njw i K ia :ng . ,A '-735: ,, - Q Q Mtn, I 1..' '31 Learnlng to plan rnterestmg meetmgs rarse needed money cmd organjze helpful communrty projects for the comrng year frve delegates attended the conference at Humboldt Returnmg home w1th many new ldeas the pro gram comm1ttee met and planned the agenda for the commg year Lrvely panel drscusstons entertarnmg slrdes h1lar1ous qU1Z shows and educatronal speakers were enjoyed at the meetlngs Workrng at several football and basketball games durlng the season the Kay orgamzatron earned money to present a Father Son banquet and to do other worthy projects Besrdes sendrng two CARE packages to Europe the Kays Collect Food For Needy Famil UNDER THE DIRECTION ol I P Fexghner a group ci boys worked durmg actrvrty perlods to re pau and refrnrsh old furmture The boys workmg are Archre Dale Lewrs Wrll Channon Larry Walburn Irm Gould andl P Ferghner club collected canned goods as a Chrrstmcrs present for a needy famrly rn Ottawa Frndrng the famlly needtng home furmshjngs the boys collected and reparred dur mg therr spare ttme broken and dtscarded furmture As a school servrce project the organrzatron dona ted to the school a scoreboard whrch grves the league standmqs score of the last game and the date and place of the next game The annual Father Son banquet was held on March 21 at the Garfweld school audrtorrum After eatrng a del1c1ous dlnner prepared by the Kay mothers the boys and therr fathers enjoyed an lnterestrng talk by the Rev Roger Frednkson PLANNING THE FATHER SON BANQUET m mtrxcate detarl the Kay otfrcers worked dxlrqently to fmd cr mght wxthout confhcts They are George Kramer Student Councrl representatxve Doug Scott treasurer I P Ferghner presrdent lack Prmgle sponsor Don Cam secretary Charles Hennmg fmance charrman and Charles Senter vzce presxdent 70 r -it eg MEQMIQQ5 411 wi f '-' Y ' wt, . 1 ' I ' - 1 ' ' - , , . . , . ' ' J . : . . ' . ' I 1 7 ' ' . : , - . , V , ' Y 3 iii I-A ref'-ul f'5'3??'i'f3 wi f Q 1 1 vfiglix T592 ' , ' ww L eff ff -' is ' Kr' - W V W Fl? lf? f , ,L we favs tr .4 5 ,'s3rf,, X -A ., At, ,:,., , 1 ' N '- 1 C -I Q : 4 , V K 5 ...Q 0 ' I ,X Y .I W ,: V, Kayettes Sell Books H To F mance Club TO ADD A SPARKLING touch to the Chrrstmas tree at Wmters General Hospltal IS the atm f Posetta Landess Iucly Lee cmd Susan Parker as they complete some of the alummum toxl decorattons Toppmg the1r PIGVIOUS record for membershlp the sen1or h1gh Kayettes began a prom1s1ng year by attrac t1ng 140 g1rls nearly 75 per cent of the gurls ln the senlor h1gh Cont1nu1ng therr commendable work the g1rls made and sent colorful Chrrstmas decoratlons to W1n ters General Hosprtal at Topeka Another worth whrle service was the v1s1tvng of the local nursmg and county homes where the g1rls presented programs for the old folks followed by the servlng of refreshments Under the drrectvon of the Kayette school servxce comm1ttee book shelves and m1rrors were erected ln all three of the g1rls restrooms The g1rls helped f1nance thelr organlzatlon by selling used books the week be fore school started and by operatmg concesslon stands at two of the football games Choosmg heart SISIGIS was one ol the eagerly antlclpated events of the vear Each g1rl drew the name of another and brought her small grfts for three days The grfts were placed 1n a storeroom adlacent to Mrs Mardell Leonards typtng room where the g1rls went each day to recexve the presents A specxal g1ft was grven at the Valentvne party durmg the Kayette meetrng on the fourth day THESE SENIOR HIGH KAYETTES gwe thexr undrvlded attentxon to Sylua Salb prestdent a she further explams the plans bemg made for the receptxon for the mothers Back row Mrss Rose Schular Mlss Mary lane Fowler Mrs Harnet Seymour sponsors Kay Cntes dtrector of reg ular proqrams Susan Parker dxrector of commumty and world servxce Manlyn Hennmfl CIUPCIOY of flnfmce Elizabeth Keller Ueusmel From row Iudy Hobb secretary Ioyce Cuttmg dxrector ot parhamentary law Patsy Rxchardson pmmst loan Park dxrector of the pomt system Betty Nxchols dnrector of musxc Martlyn Mock drrector of relngxous programs Delpha Hoobmq dxrector ot recreatron Sally Reeder dnrector of pubhcnty Kay Daugharthy dlrector of school servtce Alberta Baldwm vxce presxdent Sylvm Salb presldent .6 ,1 Q-feat' ju- 1 71 4 . . . O ' 1 1 I - I - I ' 4 . I I l I 1 ll ' ll . , I . I - ' , - . . - . . , . . ' . : ' . ' , ' S ' I 5 ' ' ' : s, : ' . ' ' : ' . ' ' I A 7 ,Q 'I J . .2 4 . ' A pl . 1 , 3 . M 1 Q k .., L , v I' ,- O ,Q r 41 'FFF A MA , N We V 4 . A 5 an Q .. 'I v mffffif- if .. e ' 4 , , -' : 1 . N SEXTON presents an experiment to the newly organized Science club Standrnq Ligon Wilson Fleming Burge s Bemmels M Hen ing Cam Peterson I Henning Mr Hoffman Seated top row Meyer Kramer Ogg Scott Second row Hay Green Shade Shaffer ArChGY Front row C Henning Clinton 25 Enthusiastic Science Students Form New Club When 25 enthusiastic science students under the direction of Lester H. Hofiman science instructor de- cided to devote extra time to physics and chemistry the Science club was formed. Chosen by a membership committee on the basis of genuine interest and out- standing grades in mathematics and science courses, the students had to be taking physics or chemistry or had to have credit in the subjects. The organization, which stimulates interest in science allows the members to see and participate in demonstrations and experiment on projects of their choice. Although some of the meetings consisted of films lectures, and demonstrations by guest speakers, many evenings were devoted to individual projects and experimentations. Fascinating and amazing results were produced when students experimented with chem- icals, and many an evening was filled with excitement when miniature explosions were created in the labora- tory. W-:s,'3 4' STRIVING TO PRODUCE interesting experiments for programs at future meetings, Charles Henning, pres- ident, confers with Lester H. Hoffman, sponsor, in testing for nitrate. Watching the test are Donald Cain, treasurer: Don Sexton, program chairman: Iarrett Clinton, program chairman: Doug Scott, vice-presidentp and Icy Fleming, secretary. Larry Ogg, program chairman, was not present when the picture was taken. THE MEMBERS ol the rumor radro staff are ready to beqrn broadcastmg PREPARING THE SCRIPT for a radro program members of the sopho Iarrett Clrnton seated at the controls rs about to srgnal Irm Green and more tail Ioleen Brrnk and Iudy Whrrley pause to lrsten to Meredrth Dale Shrpps the announcers to start Wrllrams read the srgn on that he and Gary Hornbuckle have wrrtten Speech Department Sponsors O H S Dramatlcs Under the leadershrp of Mrs Io Ann Cearfoss speech teacher procedures on the radro programs and rn the lesters club were changed Begrnnrng the year by establrshrng new rules for membershrp the club decreed that all new members had to prove themselves worthy of berng a Iester by partrclpattng In a play or skrt Settlng the meetrng nrghts for every other Frrday the club prepared short plays for the enjoyment of the members One Dress Rever THE OFFICERS of the Iesters club are lookrnq tor orogram rdeas Mrs Io Ann Ceartoss sponsor has drscovered a play that everyone lrkes The oihcer are Ioan Park secretary Iu'1a Phrlhps vrce presrdent Doug la Archer Student Councrl representatrvc Sally Reeder presrdent and Don Cam treasurer sal was presented ln a senror hrgh assembly At the begrnnvng of the year Mrs Ceartoss chose two rad1o staffs one sophomore and one junror Each prepared a program every other week Programs rn cluded short sklts rntervrews qurz programs talent shows and an lntervrew wrth a teacher each week rn order to better acquarnt the llsteners wrth O H S teachers AFTER KNOCKING OUT Trmmy Wood over an argument about a lrne rn the play Dress Reversal Larry Forsythe rs declared the wmner by Bob Luce Irm Green the drrector rn the play IS about to tamt as Larry Iames Douglas Archer Don Cam Bob Luce Don Huls and Larry Pearson Count Trmmy Wood out 73 f., o 0 0 o - ,, . . . - , , . I . . l . I r . . l ' -1- - 1 ' 1 . F . . . . . . H . . , - 5 ,, , ' ': , ' : . . '. . . 1 , 'L 5 ' K 1 . i Se. Fr W EMM' l Q L 1 Wg' v wg.. . HY , Lqf - MEX WM- f N -:1,-, 2- r Mit, mm l f fi, Q- M V m 1 M ' Q ,ff 'fQ' 91 , av -1 x 4 4 5 A M 5 V J ll -y Q T 3, Y V fl 1 if W ' ' I -'M' 'Q 1 Q R -N, A L L Q- M ' 5 nfs? xl Qf'-1'-'U .M ug. J Fg -r 5 in fir L 'Uv' ff., N k Mr., , A 'lr' f Q 1 1. ' 9 Dv 7 Sw- 'FI' D Q , F Q I -, nl L4 an nf Q Xi? 45 , k ,,. -X.. 'xxx W-as Quai? A Cv haf .AA I I Bhu- nusrima TAPFETA AND srrrr coiuifrs I fi' h Bu d K Q H in icate t at an orchestra concert is about to begin, Back row: Koehler, violin: Green, Butler, U Y- YUVUCYI Afemm- P'3fCUSS1on section. Third row: Harvey, Keelin, Schleii, Lollar, Dale Violins: Barber, Denker, Beeson, Pickenpaugh P- BUYQPSS. Nfogler, clarincts. Second row: Kahlor, Fleming, Baldwin, Hiatt, violins, Cutting, Brink, Ligon, Wilson,1lutes. First row: Peterson. BF-mmels, Iamison, Kelly, violins. ' Orchestra Takes Part Lilting ballads, waltzes, and fox trots drifted through the school corridors when the senior high orchestra rehearsed. In addition to participating in the Christmas school vespers for the public, the orchestra and the mixed chorus presented the Christmas assembly. in Joint Concerts with A portion of the orchestra provided the right atmos- phere for the musical, The Fortune Teller. Eagerly awaited and thoroughly enjoyed, the annual exchange concerts surpassed all others preceding them. On March 3 the orchestra journeyed to Lawrence: the Atchison-Ottawa concert received its ovation in the THIS VARIETY OF STRINGS goes together to make one of the most entertaining groups ever organized in O. H. S. Back row: Bemmels, Flem- ing, Harvey, violins: Mr. Barker, instructor: Brink, piano, Christie, string bass: Cannady, Niehaus, cellos. First tow: lamison, Peterson, Baldwin, violins' Wells, Mock, Burns, violas. 76 it H Back row: Ieffries, Hornbuckle, Baker, Sutfron, trumpets: Mr. Barker, instructor: Burgess, sousophone: Iones, Christie, Barr, string basses. Third row: Pratt, bass clarinet' Burkdoll, Foqle, tenor saxophones, Calkins, Northway, saxophones: Coltrane, Meats, Clinton, Sheldon, Bruner, trombones' Channon, cello. Second row: Lowrance, oboe: I. P, Feighner, bassoon: K. Archer, Williams, D. Archer, French horn: P. Stevens, I. Stevens, cello. First row: Wells, Mock, Burns, violas: Cannady, Niehaus, cellos. Lawrence, -Atchisong Swing Kings Pla for Parties junior hi h m on March 8. the mixers after the ames. Q QY 9 Ensnminq Spring in their music me Orchestra pre- Becoming well known for intricate string melodies, sented a delightful festival of songs in their May concert. the newlforgqmzed Smng,enSen?b1e was enthusmgnc' ally received in the school s Christmas vesper service. - With their dreamy dance music, the ever-popular the school's Christmas assembly, and the orchestra's Swin Kin s ca tivated the dancers and listeners at s rin concert. 9 9 P P Q THE SWING KING'S TASK - ENTERTAINMENT. Back row: Christie, Bair, string basses, Bruner, Sheldon, Meats, trombones. Second row: Mr. Barker, instructor: Farr, Green, Benson, percussiom Suffron, Kile, Moses, Pickenpaugh, trumpets. First row: Brink, piano: Meyer. fifth baritone saxophone, Iqel, third alto saxophone: Kramer, Northway, first alto saxophone, Feiqhner, second tenor saxophone: Burkdoll, Hysom. fourth tenor saxophone. 77 FIFTH HOUR MIXED CHORUS - Back row. M'ddl b 'h - i e us er, K. Ward, Irwin, Martin, Akers, Carey, Morse, Keelin, Norton, Lee. Zook. P. Ivey Third row: Huls, West, Keim, Phillips, Ransom, Leecy, Wilson, Miller Allen Payne, Pearson, Crane. Second row: Macy, Lundstedt, Wallace Smith, Salsbury, Mock, Engstrom, Blair, Flinsbauqh, Yokum, Yount, Morrisey, Rice. Front row: Wood, Blakesley. Spooner, Anderson, Hol lingsworth, Cramer, Cowdin, H , M C ' ' ' Orin erritt, rawford, Albright, Porter, Moore, and the OCCO mpcntst Patsy R1ChGrdSOn. of Delightful Music or Students, Organizations joint concert. With the exception of a dance held in the concluded O. H. S.'s part in the annual three-school afternoon, the day was spent in practicing for the con- exchange concerts. Cen which WGS Presented that niqht. Throughout the school year the chorus provided a The following week the orchestra and chorus were large variety of entertainment by singing numbers from hosts to the musical groups from Atchison, and a semi-classic No Man Is an Island to the humorous similiar concert was presented in the evening. This I Wish I Was. THE NEWLY FORMED MADRIGAI. SINGERS. M Goss, Ilo Henning, Faye Smith, Betty Nichols, Mary Ivey. Iudy Whirley, Keith Ward. Gary West. embers of the group are Meredith Williams, Bill Coltrane, Sally 79 ff' 9? ., 1 ma A- Y If Q' f --1 JA .,. 4s 1, 1 I lKO,,4l , P, .- I Ivy 'xx ,1 . I-.1 .'5. . I -I.. ' ,. -I . ,N . ' Q! 7: I' .L E 'L' A, - 3 x 1 f N HA Sffl i5 viii! Ig 4 , His-.V 'fm 3 ,' ,f iq 1 n'1 ' .7 ., 'al ul ' Q. .JH re, . 1' 1' ' Q45 if 'Ve'-f ., . .- Nr -Q 2 s N i Q f . 1? Q A f 4- ' 4 f L 1' tb ' ff . s- 1' it ' ff 1 Q Y, 3 x. W f V fx Q vi , ? 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Donald Pat- rick, vocal instructor, is seated at the piano. flower leftl The Boys' Quartet - Fred Craig, Mike Iefteris, loel Garrett, and Dale Watts, I , 1 THE MIXED OCTET ack row Maman Wlllrams Sheldon Meats B111 Coltrane and F D Huls Front row lolene Brmk Marrlyn Irwm Kathleen Archer and Iudy Cary Patsy Hrchardson IS seated at the pxano Vocal Muslc Students Enjo Group Smgmg THE NINTH GRADE GIRLS QUARTET ludy Stevens Pat Stevens Katie Chxsm and Sally Ltqgett - B : - ' ' , . , 0 , 0 o i' A73 r I I I iv if L1 f I I i4 ff A s 2 F ,, I, ff f e in Q 5 in ,mseia-f.k-fi A Lwwmnwm .Q K mimi mwfwfiwwxkikufsssx K 1 . . ,gbvimxg RE.wmQhf.iff:. ,. ., A fm ff 5? S 2 l .133-wg fi .M . , uw. .rx . f. - .,, my - Vliiivkxf A 8252113 V '-Y A K m,,, -an .N 1 V ,sx-. K N4-mx ' imak . 2. M V . ev Q W .' W . Q in Q W 1 6 if 55? 2. 3 , Kyo ,Y F! , S52 3 ' mm ' Qi Mm 4 'S 1. r 1 THE CAST oi The Little Doq Laughed IS a follows Pat Murphy Pat Barr Carolyn Kelly Timmy Wood loy Fleming hm Creen Kav Crxtes Archxe Lewis Larry Pearson Elizabeth Keller Dale Shxpps Maureen Taylor Bob Luce Kay Spooner Marilyn Merritt Marilyn Beeson Juniors Present Roaring Comedy Directed by Mrs Io Ann Cearfoss and managed by Suste Parker the juniors presented the rtotous comedy The L1ttle Dog Laughed whtch p1ctu1es the tr1als of Laurie Hunt1r1gton as she practices her college psychology courses on her fam1ly and frrends The s1tuat1on rs brought under control when her parents and boy friend reverse the psychologtcal procedure Included on the staff were Martlyn Hennmg prompter Carolyn Senter and Betty Salmon pubhctty Exleen Malburg Sh1rley Honn and Ruth Bemmels and Delores Hubbard properties GUS WATCHES tupper lettl In awe as Mr Honeywell gives the cry of the Melrpnus Umbellus Umbellus a bud he has dt covered flower left? Wally' Get up and get out ol here' says Laurie when she discovers her brother on the lrvxng room floor domq arrthmetnc Mark her beau watches the proceed xnqs with amazement ibelowl Laurie tries to explain to Mark and herself the strange behavior of her family Wally Martha and Sid who are merely grv mg her her own medrcme by doing a Purge Dance Q O Audrey Scott, make-up: Ilarrett Clinton, lighting and sound effects: and .4 F C r ,fn 1 GO 'WAY IM A MAN NOW' tupp r leltl says Archxe to Apnl and Dmah as they try to approach htm You bug bully ts wnttan rn the expressron on the faces of Archre Mother Dmah and Bxll Smtth as Aprll tamts m tear ot the se geant Would you llke another sandwxch tnghtl says Mrs Chenngton to hardworkmg Archre Semors Gwe Mystery comedy Home Sweet Hom1c1de sen1or play of 1955 was a mystery comedy taken from Craxg RICGS novel Mrs Io Ann Cearfoss who dlrected the play was ass1sted by Lynette Smay stage manager and Ruth Armstrong ass1stant drrector The play IS the story of Manan Carstaxrs a w1dowed mother who wntes myster1es and her three 1ngen1ous ch1ldren Archle Apnl and Dlnah These young people decrde then' mother should marry a handsome POl1Ce heutenant who appears to solve a murder 1n the next house The k1ds solve the mystery and all turns out for the best THE CAST Melvm Cecrl Raydell Hodson Mynl Harrxson Sandra Whxte Lynn Wrllhxte Sue Hagerty Squue Foster Patsy Harper Vernon Hay C o r w 1 n S h 1 8 1 d S Merle Paul Don Sexton Ioyce Cuttmg Sally Reeder Doug Scott Margaret Pahlman Roger Barr Sylvra Salb and Iudy Mox Roger Casxda was not present KENT GRANGEH Mr O H S Mr., Miss O. H. S SALLY REEDER Miss 0. H. S. O Honored at Ist Record Party F Agamst a backdrop of stars and clouds whrch had been used to carrv out the theme of the hrst Record party of the year on Ianuary 7 Kent Granger and Sally Reeder were pre sented to the hlgh school students as Mr and M1ss O H S At the same trme Fred Kcuser and Ioyce Cuttmg were announced as runners up As Ilo Hennmg presented the students who had been honored by the vote of the hxgh school she gave flowers and banners to Mr and M1ss OHS and banners to the runners up i IOYCE CUTTING Runner up RAYDELL HODSON IACK HENNING DELPHA HOOBING MARVIN HOLMES FRED KAISER Runner up IUDY MOX RICHARD BARR 87 RFI -gg RQ. 1' f ' 1 1 Y- ' 1 1 1 . ' , , J UN ICR HIGH 4 g M 1 swf f-. X ?' i-vm ,M ROBERT ALLEN BEVERLY HOBBS MIIOHS MlssIrOHS Popular Students Recogmzed Am1d the gay settmg of the hrst Record party Robert Allen d cm Beverly Hobbs were presented to the students as Mr cmd MISS Iunlor OHS Wmners of the populcmty contest As the bwmg Kmgs lo ed Chcx P Y P dates led the dcmcmg el m the Moonhght the ten ccxndl ROBERT GOLLIER LINDA BARNES Runner up Runner up BASIL KELSEY KAY MOX DUANE CECIL JUDY conus ALAN wx-u'rAcm: KAREN sur: Mocx 9th Graders Anticipate Hours in High School ROSN l I IIE Ajiamslgobert Allen Deana Ames Vera Lea Ames Davxcl Brown Eugene Bryan Mary Ahce Carter n erson at een Cher Ice Amold ROW 4 ludy Cary Duane Cecll Ierry Chapman Kane Chlsm Teddy QOW 2 Larry Arnold Delons Barley hm Barley Ellen Baldwm Lmdcx Coons Maxxne Cooper Iudlth Corhs B h B d rf amps et at 0 Pm Belle! ROW 5 Fred Cralg Mcu'garetCrawiord Curry Nancy lack Dale Ianette ROW 3 Elmer Benson Dan Bonme Sherry Bonte Barbara Boyer Duane Dawson Iamre Detwrler Galen Dodd Q sd' '27 Nt Q-J 61 454' Lu:-all ,YM 51 ,cn 'i 711 if,--r we 7' sf' ng-ev' ,pvc '-A' 1 he an inf' 1-if ev' We L as x 1' 'WW av 3' ov' EJ 'human' if A l D X ' ,, 5 ff, ,fa 1 D N. YZ' ' -D 1 X K W -- K A '.., :'L . .. 7 T krkr V D N 1 K 1,1 B y, D . A D uzy, 5 L Dk JA V D x f 'T K . - A D --rl D ' g D DD f V ' B ,.y4 c .K -'Bn Q- 1 .- -2 A A 9 AX D D V - QKI, R - 2 my A K7 I V DV 1 . - M q .:,, ' YDD ,H Q K yy iz' A D y - elho D 4 , use D -' rrl' 7 DDDA B B? f --fs . - ' ' - ' I I, y R. f : D K W D' ',D: I vr, I EET 1. ' M in D , , --'1 ' ' B7 H D ' ' ' A A ' ',fa eD v f K 1 V D H V F .D A D. sw ' K V .v:, f p ' ' XD ' . DD VDD D- , H .,-D Dr A' f- 9 ik ' Q . 1' D I- M I I Di -C' B I, -AVD P. DD D - D DD .- 4.1 D '. D D D V A9-I 233515 Y 'FM A .',,, uv' Ulla . Y, new if- ' all .er-. '15 Sv- N 'No-v' Nun- ,.,,,.f H-r y, Yr' 'n-'rf QQ J Q' wr' 40'- : iii 40 'C 'hr' atv! Q, rf 'cs' 'E pi- -is GO' 'hr' Z 1-' 9th Graders Led in Junior High Actifuitiesg ROW l Cora Dunn Ablgall Espmosa Eugene Farr Larry Ferguson Gerold Frrestone Neal Frshburn llmmle Fxvxan ROW 2 Charlene Galt Ioel Garrett Cecrl Grlmore Loren Gilmore Robert Gollrer Brlly Gossett. B111 Green HOW 3 Sharon Greene Nann Greenly Lee Gregg Maye Grxlfm Faye 92 Gnfim ludv Grxlfm Rex Hancock ROW 4 Iohn Harkms Sandra Harvey Iohn Helm Ned Hratt Charles Hacks Eldon Hmderllter Beverly Hobbs ROW 5 Karen Hollmgsworth Iackxe Hollon Harrxet Holmes Karyn Holmes, Opal Holzapfel Iohn Hooton Myra Hopkms . as ' ,G .M Q j G r t' .ea f , , W ' tj' - A '-l. af ' Le H G qr t It A A r H H ' ' tt , r H H fr 4 4 G N Q no ' , ii ttrr G ft or 6 e or Y 2 J r r , f G V fr Q R H H , f l Q, I M0 V t-rt ,,V l .V 1 -4,1 X 1 up-1 'sr 'E-. 11,3 nga 'I+' ' 4'IZ,4fQ.,4y fl 5 as f' all r 5' 4.1:-. .qi el 'W Q.-P TSP' fs X 41 -sr ,X lv' uf' sf' T' R '7 7' 2 Gollzer Elected Prestdent of Student Connell ROW 1 Donme Howard Murxel Hoyt B111Hysom 1V11ke Iefferrs Margxe Larry Lemon Sally L1ggett Louann Lowrance hmenez James Iohnston hmmm Iones ROW 4 Sh1r1ey Lucas Delorlse Mc!-Xlexander Mary McA1exander Dean ROW 2 Shuley Iones Karen Kaeckell Ohver Kamvxe Basll Kelsey 1V1cC1udy Rudy McCu.rdy Howard McIntosh B111 McN1sh LGUY Koehler 106 KNISHY Iumes Lfmcme' Row 5 Mme Mmm Lnda Mamas Sheldon Mews Iohn Medlock ROW 3 Rmhard Landess Marcelvna Lancs Ronme Laumer Dav1d Lee Nancy Mexers Ervm Mxchel Iudlth Mllburn 93 - 1 f 1 1 , Lg Q 'T' ' y ' ' -U 'fd 4 -, '6 1 . 7 , -- ' f 1 ,. . f - . J ., K . I g 557, '- N -W ' y ,f 1? ' 2 A 1 , - 1 if 1 'sf ' . . U V 'f em I -I I. wie! rf 1 4 ' 1 1 , .ff ,.. . ' .X . K f Q -A A X JL V .. Q A . , y 1 L ' it fe yy 1 ei 5 , 1 4 at ' - . v 14 M 'ff J C 4 X K mix 5 V rv rg .,, - if ' ' 1' , ' ,.w' W . A G . K O O 4 Q 94 'S Ot y-4' 5'1-Q -.Z 'Q Y Q-x ft, S ' 'C' 'id '-L' vi 'Di 9 if v' Vg Y 7? 'Y al 1 in 'vi' .ff 002 wr 1 'Q--f' 1 'nd if ws- ei J' We T 185 Enroll ROW l Gary Mrllbern Davxd M11 le Lowanna Mrnckley Karen Sue Mock Brooke Montgomery ROW 2 Kay Mox Norman Mur dock lackle Nrcewander Dallas N1cho1son Eletheu N1cholson ROW 3 Ronald Noyes Gordon Paul Pat Prerson Ehzabeth Pm ney Carol Ponton ROW 4 ludy Pope Larry Prager hm Raby lohn Rea lane! Read ROW 5 Mxke Reardon lackre Redd1ck Irmmy Reeder Peggy Rrchardson Raymond Rumford ROW S Irmmy Sands Ann Sch leaf Rlchard Schmrdt David Scott ROW 7 Gary Shafier Conme Shofner Sharon Smk George Small Carol Smxth j 1 u V s l 1 A . A . -, 'L' fi Z Ni , I . . , A be ,V l l. if J.. , Q, he J G 1 , . lx Ri rg A -' 2' 7 - ' , , V - ', I. -4'-Q V , - , - V if f 3 '45 ' . R J P ' ,, . r qp,' fr 'ff we ,ze -. Q V W3 y , . 9 - of A g y , f U .J l if H z ix V' , 'I A f 1' 1 l G3 l , , 1 ' f .y . 'N V 1 ' ' T7 I A., 5 . Vg v , f A ,X k r o , G IW 6 an 4 . ' If 4 ls ' P J - G .. A X . Sf rf G. 6' I Z 3 . l as A ' ' G aly - r e Q egg pr A . ., f ' I R va X It .alll y N Q l',' -me lx D L 1 ..:- .'. ' , 1 l R y f FQ- Q R ' .. RN MV- x G ' ll 7, any , N I ' ' . 'fu I ,f' H. Y v t KF Q..4N-...M 1 pu Y I . A in 9th Grade ROW l: Dave Smith, Ray Soper, lack Stewart, Iudy Stevens, Pat Stevens. ROW 2 Deanna Stevenson Ierry Stevenson Pa ul Stone AIICE Swank Ianet Thompson ROW 3 Ierry Thompson Naomr Thompson Iohn Toumberlm Rrch ard Towe Marv lane Troutman ROW 4 Rrta Tulloss Sharon Ube laker Pat Underwood Lors Van Loenen Iudy Wadkms ROW 5 Robert Wadklns Dean Warner Eddre Warner Dale Watts Alan Whrtacre ROW 6 Mary Lou Whlte Iames Wrlhams Iudy Wrswell B ll Woods Beverly Yohe ROW 7 Maxme Yohe Marlon Zook , to hir 'r X f A r XV gn if J' ' 4 K rr. Q A., A 1 Y' S ., x 'QF' in ' wb Q- Ni 00' flap? ffl, ogfxx S Y' in Q' N.! 't - xl A J' X 5,-J ' W QJQ, 'V' Viv? 'Q XXV 'C' : 3 Y' vu.. 'flun- 911 , .- a. Sc- if .yyvug 'iv W -df I-A 1-sv 96 Q gf f lk Q I. , fr X - A 1 'f ' AQ5 'IS' J? G 1822- 'Fill' 'Y y, -.r we Nl nh- 9,11 3' 4' ff' 5' :Qi 8th Grade Elects Z ROW l Dale Ackerman Dennls Amsworth Boyd Albrtght ludlth Ames ROW 2 Larry Anderson Sonya Anderson Bonnte Avery loyce Bayless ROW 3 Kenneth Bennett loy Benson Iere Berglund Iohn Black ROW 4 Murrel Bland Steve Bokor hm Brown Ioan Burgoon ROW 5 Gary Burke lames Burlmgham Rex Butler Ethelyn Campbell Sherry Cannon Dean Carpenter Delores Clark ROW B Mary Beth Clark Warren Clark Rrchard Coll1ns Harold Crawford less Culltson Larry Cyre Rose Mary DeCock ROW 7 Marlene DeWald Deanne Drake Karen Duffteld Ilmrny Dykstra Bonme England Betty En yart Robert Epps 41 for Student Council ROW l: Carolyn Firestone, Colleen Fisk, leanne Flower, Kathryn Fogle. ROW 3: Mary Fuller, Ralph Gage, Benny Gilmore, Ruth Gilmore. ROW 33 Roberta Glanville, Iohn Going, Ianice Grite tin, Pat Hanes. ROW 4: Betty Hardage, Helen Harrison, Mary Ann Hendrix, Bonnie Hollon. ROW 5: Patty Hollon, Carol Hoover, Sandra How- ard, Guylene Huyett, Iudy Iamison, Ieanne Iohnson, Winston Iohnson. ROW 6: Kermit Keelin, Robert Keelin, Martha Keller, Linda Kerr, Ioyce Knight, Vera Latimer, Iohn Lee. ROW 7: Wendell Lewis, Anna Mae Linsea, Pat Lis- ter, Doris Lucas, Cheryl McCall, Ross Martin, loan Mealman. ivy i l 2- as Nl C 1 Q Q A - 4- , C l , + If Ax A if 1 . 1..n,,s. ,,.,. if ll.. 1 5y,1'f fi: I. if -we M pb 5 A. Q7 y, .v A - :f L 4 we 'JV' fn , 'Y Q . J 4h I I W iv , Y -U e Q 1 ik ., RN.. A . 1. 1 V A H if 3 S' , , . 1 1 0 - if-' L i, V ' ' , 22, 'V' 5 'lf' Q- , -f M. v-Q 5-,I Hr ' 43 Y 51 b. ' A fi 4 at 5' 'Q f 3- lb 3 iv L :ti ' A C V , ':, www it V4 H ,N l X ' ' A ' i im. , x 1 I an R 'VI I ' I if 2 K 5 9 -1 vm A ss vf 'S I 'ia-'P ' mf 4 I' f . is Y fd' dr' , EQ fd, , . nn- A A F - Y I A fglk' It 5 I A f I :fe J K if - N-. so .v fl . if f P 'ki' , , We 4. Ka , Kayette Clubs ROW 1: Ioyce Melroy, Mark Middlebusher, Iimrny Mietchen, Carolyn Moler, Wayne Morris, Charles Norton, Sandra Ogg. ROW 23 lerry Patterson, Billy Payne, loyce Peder- son, Petfly Ionathan, Marlin Pierson, Lilly Pratt, Jimmy Price. ROW 3: Pat Pritchard, Lois Pugsley, Maryann Ral- ston, Gordon Rice, Wanda Robertson, Kathy Rouse, lanie Salmon, ROW 4: Roger Schrnanke, Karen Scott, Verdine Shanes, Gloria Sink. THE CHRISTMAS SPIRIT was in evidence in the junior high school when the students sang carols around the Christmas tree. xflb 'buf' i?-5 Y' 4 5 r li L 4 it ,JS if V 'G' s. QW' 'Q' rv.. 2 5 '5 v .-Q, Y Q s -A I cb A 2 :fy 'ir .f ., V if 1 T 5 J ...T Attract 8th Graders ROW 1: Karen Sloan, Ronald Small, Carolyn Smith. Ianice Smithey, Dc-:Wayne Snyder, Shirley Spauld- ing. Orral Staneart. ROW 2: Carolyn Thompson, Keith Thompson, Le- ona Waddle, Patricia Wadkins, loy Walburn, Bonnie Gene Ward, Mary Ann Ward. HOW 3: Lauren Ward, Donna Warner, Pam Weid- ner, Christine Williams, Waunita Williams. Donald Wilson, Elizabeth Wimberley, ROW 4: Betty Winters, Larry Wright, Carolyn Youngman, Eldon Zielsdorf, Marjorie Zook, CHIVALRY REIGNS in the junior high school as Keith Thompson assists Ianie Salmon by picking up her books. 9 V .sf 35, . i Eff L , .. . , n I :QV sob g - 54 V, . V: 7' 1 I . .' , at -. , a ' xr' ,S , 4 s Q i . l l I ll, 9 A K if , 'uv , QV' X' 'Nr'-' s...f L L oy L 1 X B 'in' 'LN ,H :', B sf r 6' A Yu' Q-V - v 21- ,f-4 'sf ' I Q.Ogl 171 1. '11 is an ,..-.af w,,,,,- sf ' :L va 51 --4' Sf lr--'P tv' ii, 9- ow lm EJ' J' mu-4 gn. X x 1 5 100 f sf -nd' 166 Enter 7th ROW 1: Iixnmy Anderson, lo Ar- cher, Ieanette Arnold, Virginia Arnold, Carolyn Atchison. ROW 2 Bonnle Baker Anqelme Baldwin Iames Bechtle Bxlly Bem mels Kenneth B1shop ROW 3 Mary Bxshop Ierry Bol ton Shrrley Boyer LaVerne Braz da lames Brown ROW 4 Gordon Bruce Bruce Bun dy Sandra Lou Bundy Sandra Burgoon Max Carpenter ROW 5 Emma Channon Donna Cheney Roberta Chester Carol Chrsm Charlesetta Clayborne ROW 6 Claudette Clayborne Iames Coleman Bobby Colher Kathleen Colhns Al'red Cooper ROW 7 Iames Corlrs Terry Crcx mer Beverly Crane Emerson Dav1s Ioel Dlsque B' 1 N L we ' .17 f IW A r rr 7 A 3 A1 . ,. , 'I I A' . I T 'V JI I h 11' M ,ff ' I ' ,- R X . . .. s Y b E , 'W in A 4 I K , lm. xx , , 'K l Q 8.2 l' I 5 1 n I - 52, C L L , K 1 : , - A .fl A f gi for fx , n . ' V- 3 pr ,.' U, z I A ,v I . - V L K . A ' ' A I f ' I ' rte ttr . . - , X1 1' 'Q A if r , ' . I 1, . E , J Q l v I 3 A ' -- k ' I X ax'- be If , .a U A f 'bb .xy at .A e A y A .Q B 1 A 1 1. A . f r 1 A ...., 'r Grade Class ROW I Sue Drxon Don Douglas Barbara Dykstra Mxchael Ed wards Harold Emery ROW 2 Patncra Farrell Carolyn Frsher Betty Foushee Charles Frakes Kathleen Game! ROW 3 Bzlly Gllhland Barbara Grlmore Dorothy Glanvllle Allen Glenn Fred Gollrer ROW 4 Adnan Grlfhn Kathy Hagerty Glen Hamby Sandra Hamerman Gerry Hamllton ROW 5 Gwen Harder Herbert Harrah Stephen Harrrs Tyson Harvey lean Hawley ROW 6 Shlrley Heldner lerry Henley Charles Henry Chftord Hxclfs lean Hxnderhter ROW 7 Ronald Hobbs Orletha Holzapfel Carolyn Hood Shlrley Hubbard Clndy Huls Q9 ' of 5 N.. 'cr H-A 41 ts' we-1 ,JX- Q Y' bf: f......,, Ann! 4' G inf 17.1 101 W Kffff 'mt' aa' 'Nr-? -.31 fe' if --rs Nw-'Y' A..-v ' I..f -H.. W ge H ff' sgwimfbff ,dbx JI' Changmg Classes s New ROW l Mary Ellzabeth Iensen Alexander Ixmenez Saundra Iohnson Patrrcla Iohnston Ixmmy Kasparek Roger Kexth Dune Lambert HOW Z Sonny Lar1os Mxke Laumer Caramrtta Lee Roddy Lennard Bllly Lucas Neomu Fay lVlcAlexander Eugene McAlexander ROW ROW ROW ROW Mudnck ROW 7 Bonme Suzanne McBrxde Douglas Mclntosh Lloyd McM1ll1n Lmcla Machtn Patsy Martm B111 Meclloch Cazolyn Ann Melers Barbara Mewhmney Dennxs M1che1 Neva M1115 Cheryl Mock Chnton Moore Iams Moore Tommy Roger Nearmyer Iamce Newheld Lanora Mlcholson Trmmy Nolan Phrhp Olrva Walter Ottaway Iudy Patterson Maurxtta Paul Iudy Peters OU- Y 'QW 02 n WO' Y XNW' ...V 'ei-3 4... if - Q. .r -is H 399' si-M M ME? an it frm--1' 1 9 l an 1 ' lx' ig 4 4 W -0- ' Q 0 Cl U ,F wr v .. ,J hr' L .Q Q 1? ,fr Al 'J A l I? ' GJ ? 9' . ,. lp -D 'Q' X-Q? X 1:-M'5 Q ' Q Routme m 7th rude ROW l Kay Peters Clrflord Plerce lanet Radestock laruce Radestock Ianet Hrchardson Donna Roehl Ilm Roth ROW 2 Davxd Rybolt Paula Schmanke lane! Schwarz Martha Senter Don Sheler Elmo Shepherd Gene Shofner ROW ROW ROW ROW Gary Showalter Charlotte Smrley Dennts Smtth Donna Smxth lamce Smlth Thelma Smlth B111 Speer Charles Spooner Donald Stephens Mona Stoffer Nancy Taylor Patsy Teter Betty Trout Clllford Turner Llnda Underwood Anita Vann ROW 7 Sharon Ward Dean Watktns Benny Wexss Louts Wrllxams Patty Wtlson Sammy Wrswell DIXIE Lou Wollam Delma Yohe f4s Q Cf, IA 9 'J :Wk 'Sk if 'CT' X S ,Jan wks.. Q a-F-H Y' in 0 Because the constrtutton was lnadequate the 1un1or hrgh Student Counc1l sponsored by V1ce prlncrpal Nor ns Burke rewrote the document After the rev1s1ng com m1ttee drafted the changes the constrtutron was pre sented to the lunvor hrgh student body cmd adopted by a majorrty vote SIHCG parttes are uppermost 1n the m1nds of the 1un1or hlgh students the councrl devlsed plans for securrng money to prov1de entertarnment Bes1des chargmg admrssron to the Wh1IIWlDdS basketball PUTTING THE FINISHING TOUCHES on the revrsed junror hrgh constrtutron are the Student Council ofhcers Robert Gollrer presrdent Pat Pxerson vrcepresrdent Bonnxe Ward secretary and Lmda Barne treasurer games an all school pay assembly wrth the Swrng Krngs as the featured entertalnment was sponsored On March 18 the much antrcrpated Sprrng Party was held vn the beautlfully decorated 1un1or hrgh gym Bob Allen master of ceremomes added many humor ous touches to the evemngs fun Help1ng the 1955 Recorder Staff the councrl located tables and charrs and sought entertarnment for the last Recorder Party where the annuals were drstrrbuted A LIVELY DISCUSSION follov Robert Golllers questron When shall we have the next juntor hxgh party? Back row Kathleen Archer Fred Cralq Bob Allen Nancy Curry Bobby Colher Vrce prmcrpal Norrts Burke Second row Pat Prerson Larry Prager Pat Beller Bonnre Ward Loxs Pugsley Donald Wxlson Ralph Gage Front row Lmda Barnes Nancy Merers Irll Brown Martha Keller Dxxxe Lou Wollam G4 x 0 0 0 I 0 q ' s, , f 1 I - , - - . I 1 Q ' - I I I - I I . . . . . I I - ' ' - I . . . . , 1 . . . . - 1 Es . . . . . . 1 I Constltutlon Rewntten B Student Councll Clubs Profvlde Hours 0 Fun SEEKING A PLAY to present for an a sembly Beverly Hobbs presrdent of the Footlrqhts club and Kerth Thompson vrce presrdent act out a few lmes of Wheres that Report Card? Watchrnq wrth amuse ment are Karen Sue Mock program charr nan Nancy Meters Student Councrl rep resentatrve Mrs John Gaddxs span or Robert Keelm secretary treasurer cmd Lrnda Barnes program charrman Refusmg to let the semor hlgh school surpass them the junlor hugh students malntamed two l1vely organ 1zat1ons the Foothghts club and Kays Startlng the year wlth an 1n1tat1on party at Forest Park the new members of the Foothghts club had to refrarn from talkwnq durxng the evenmg S1ng1ng solos dancmg pgs and presentxng Sk1lS were the penal1t1es for breakmg the srlence Practlclng many hours the club presented a h1lar 1ous comedy Murder on the Davenport for a junlor hrgh assembly Collectlng dues at the meetmgs the club brought the year to a close wxth a party Wrth color shdes hlrns and guest speakers the meetlngs of the Kavs were enjoyed by all the members Under the leadershrp of Melv1n B Taylor sponsor the Kays worked on a safety program whlch was carr1ed to completron when they pa1nted traffxc s1gns on the s1dewa1ks near the burldmg Presentrng a Unlted Nat1ons flag to the school was another servlce rendered by the Kays THE OFFICERS of the yumor hrgh Kays Back row Melvm Taylor sponsor Second row Robert Gollrer pomt system charrman Ned Hxatt program chalrman Larry Prager Student Councxl representatlve Bull Green hnance chaxrman Mrke Reardon recreatron charrman Ervm Mrchel pubhcxty chaxrman Front row Iohn Gomq rehgrous charrman Basrl Kelsey presrdent Pat Beller vrce pre rdent Irmmy Reeder secretary Paul Stone treasurer Irmmy Sands school servxce charrman 105 4 S. J . . s 5 ' ' I . I I . A I I . , 1 , 1 , . , , - , , 1 I ' ' II - . I , ' . . : . : , : . - s : . THE LOYAI. NINTH GRADE KAYETTE BOARD OF DIRECTORS smg the orqanrzatron s sonq Koyettes Forever Back row Rtta Tulloss trea urer Elrzabeth Pmney vlce presrdent Mrs Burl Beam Mtss Mary Harmon Mrss Iessre Harold sponsors Second row Brooke Mont gomery recreatlon charrman Katxe Chxsm world servtce Iudy Stevens song drrector Pal Pxerson I9l1q1OUS program dxrector Iudrth Corhs prestdent Harnet Holmes publlclty Mary Lou Whxte poxnt sy tem chatrman Iudy Pope school servtce Connre Shofner secretary Karen Sue Mock program duector Kay Mox communxty servtce chcnrman Pat Stevens IS playrnq the ptano 9th Grade Kayettes Send Nylons to Tok o Because thoughttulness of others IS one ot the oh jectlves of the Kayette organtzatlon the ntnth grade group provtded a Merry Chrtstrnas lor many un'ortun ate people by sendmg four CARE packages makmg and dehvertng tray favors to Ransom Memorlal ho pt tal and g1v1ng food to a needy famlly Another pratse deservlng prolect was the collectmg of 32 pounds of used nytons wh1ch were sent to Tokyo Iapan Besides plannvng tltetr wet kly programs the gtrls helped n the prcparuuon and presentatron of an lnsptr mg Thanlcsarvlng assembly for the lunror htgh school On March 25 the 44 Kayettes entertamed thetr mothers and teachers at the annual tea Through the combmed efforts ot the gtrls 7000 potnts were comptled For thrs achtevement a plaque was presented to the group at the Humboldt conference 106 THESE NINTH GRADE KAYETTE GIRLS industriously made and sacked candy to sell to the student body ot O. H. S, They are Louann Lowrance, Judith Corlis, Karen Kcreckell. Iudy Pope, Karen Holmei Cora Dunn, and Alice Swank. 1000 Pomt Award Earned b Kayettes THE SEVENTH AND EXGHTH GRADE Board ol Dr rector Back row Kathleen Clrnton recreatron Carolyn Thompson treasurer Crndy Huls school servrce Fourth row Iudy Iamrson vrce presrdent Sandra Lou Bundy asststant program drrector Ianet Richardson relrgrous drrector Carolyn Hood pornt system Thrrd row Ieanne Iohnson musrc drrector Martha Senter communrty and world ser vtce Verdrne Shane program drrector Second row Karen Duffleld publrcrty charrman Irll Brown secretary Front row Lmda Kerr presrdent Y Wu Makrng cooktes for the drsabled veterans at W1n Plerson Karen Duffteld Iudy Pope Iudy Corl1s and ters General Hosp1tal and furmshrng magazrnes for the Deanne Drake a t t e n d e d summer camp at Rock Ransom Memorral Hosprtal and the county home the Sprrngs and two grrls Ltnda Kerr and Iudy Iamlson seventh and erghth grade Kayettes retarned therr tme attended the fall conference at Humboldt where the reputatron for helptng others Spendmg many weary organtzatlon was presented a seventh consecutrve 1000 hours sorhng and mark ng clothes the grrls made pornt award The g1rls chmaxed the year wrth the an S136 36 at thelr annual rummage sale nual Mother Daughter tea Chosen by the Board of Drrectors hve glrls Pat WORKING DILIGENTLY on posters for forthcommg meetrnqs are these eventh and erqhth grade Kayettes They are Janet Rrchardson Martha Senter Shrrley Smrth Deanne Drake Lrnda Kerr and Karen Duffleld 107 O 4 , V. 7 'L . 1 9 . AX 1 'XA E Li I ,-M 5 1 ' . ' : A . - v Y . 4 ' , Y ' V . , Hr ' ' - 1 ' I 'lp' KJ . ' ' 5 K ' A ' ' . -I x I ' 5, ' , t . 9 7't L , Z7 1020 e . . V - I I ' I I 1 I , 1 . i . . . . . - , . . - E - . . - I ' ' I , Cheerleaders, A. A. Actifve in Junior High THE WHlRI.WlND'S VICTORY over Iola brought smiles to the laces ol the junior high cheerleaders. They are Iill Brown, Kay Mox, Linda Barnes, ludy Corlis, Kay Mock, cmd Beverly Hobbs, who is head cheerleader. Two groups of girls who enjoyed athletics were very active in junior high this year. Bedecked in flashing red and white costumes, the cheerleaders yelled and shouted for the junior high Whirlwinds. Although they experienced hoarse voices and weary bodies, their spirits were not dampened. To prepare themselves for senior high G.A.A., the '1-...fr seventh and eighth grade girls attended lively meetings every Thursday during activity period. While many girls gained the 1000-points needed to receive the small O those reaching only 500 points acquired a pin. Receiving S35 from the sale of autograph books and candy, the G.A.A., under the leadership of Miss Marjorie Lancaster, planned a spring party. MEMBERS OF THE IUNIOR HIGH G. A. A. - Back row: Moore, Chester, Bishop, I. Arnold, V. Arnold, Underwood, Pederson, Wadkins, Teter, Burgoon, Atchison, Patterson, Hinderliter. Peters, Newlield, Wilson. Third row: Flower, Shanes, Heidner, Huyett, Moler, Pratt, Machin, Paul. Schmanke, Schwarz, Smith, Cheney, Hood, Hagerty, Farrell, Smiley. Second row: Weidner, Sloan, Thompson, Salmon, Enyart, Keller, Col- lins, Clark, Ames, Iensen. Taylor, Trout, I. Iohnson, Howard, Jamison. First row: Clayborne, Senter, Bundy, Archer, Zook, B. Ward, M. Ward, Meiers, McBride, Huls, Wollam, Mock, Brown. Pugsley, Lister, Hanes, Drake. Standing: Robertson, president. THE IUNIOR HIGH ORCHESTRA Back row B Bundy Wnqht Keehn Mr Barker xnstructor Thrrd row Channon Rrchardson S Bundy Clmton Latxmer Drake Ottaway Harrah Kasparek Crawford Gomq R Schmanke Medlock W1l on Bruce Burke Second row Thompson Benson Fxrst row Kerr Lster Crane Hagerty Thompson P Schmanke Hood Senter Salmon Gamet Orchestra Plays or 9th Grade Promotlon Playlng w1th mrnble fmgers the junror hlgh orches year the 1un1or hrgh band stepped 1ts way mto the tra poured forth enchantmg musrc at 1ts annual sprmg mrnds of all onlookers Wllh blarmg trumpets and rol concert Its muslc conducted the n1nth graders down the hng drums they stole the spotlrght ln the Chrrstmas alsle to the1r graduatlon In the1r three marches th1s Armory dedlcatxon and Amerlcan Legxon parades THE JUNIOR HIGH BAND Back row Scho alter Bundy Wrrqht Berglund Keelm Snyde Mr Barker mstructor Third row Crane Iohnson Coltrane Smlley Clmton Laumer Drake Ottaway Hurrah Medlock Wxlson Bruce Burke Lennard Mudnck Nearmyer Small Bemmels Cullxson Second row Hagerty Thompson Flemmg Hood Senter Salmon Gamet Keller Lewrs Werss Lancs Albnght Front row Lxster P Schmanke Flower Ka parek Crawford Gomg R Schmanke Not rn pxcture Fogle Hobbs Harvey 110 1 1, 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 a 1 1 - . Z 1 1 1 1 1 1 - 1 1 1 1 ' O 1 , 1 ' , 1 , , . , , . .- - ur ' ' 1- ' - . 1 1 1 . 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 . 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 - - 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 2 1 1 1 1 S 1 1 1 . . 1 I 1 1 . IUNIOR HIGH MIXED CHORUS Back row McNish Ietferis Meat Garrett Murdock McAlexander Richardson Hollon Underwood Arnold Watts Towe Craig Sixth row N Thompson Pope Kaeckell Curry K Holmes H Holmes Iimenez Wadkins Chism Batdort Tulloss liqgett Pinney Mathias Archer Ame Fifth row Swank Dawson Griffin Iones Dunn Lowrance Espinosa Minckley Greene Harvey White Pierson Mock Ponton Larxos Ubelaker Fourth row Iohnson Lee Mclntosh Anderson Bruce Bemmels Rybolt Cra mer Disaue Roth Hobbs Michael Keith Bundy Third row Atchison Dykstra England Avery Rouse Ward Ames K Thomp on Schmanke Burke Hicks Medlock Weiss Berqland Nearmyer Watkins Second row Duffield Pugsley, R. Glanville, Hendrix, Pratt, Clayborne, Vann, Moore, I. Archer, Mock, Hagerty, S. lohnson, Lambert, I, Iohn'on, Fisher. Front row: Paul Peters, Collins, Lee, Newtield, Robertson, McBride, Wollam, Huls, Meiers, Hinderlighter, Taylor, Burgoon, D. Glanville, Stotter, Patterson. 135 Jom Mixed Chorus Directed by Donald Patrick the 135 members of the junior high mixed chorus undertook a heavily scheduled year. Partici- pating in the Christmas vespers and singing in the annual all-school Christmas program were two of the outstanding appearances of the group. Especially active this year were the small vocal groups. The trios were kept busy presenting programs for junior high assemblies and Kayettes. The newly formed treshman quartet also sang before various business and church groups in Ottawa. During class periods the chorus enjoyed many hours of work and play as they learned new songs. THE EIGHTH GRADE TRIO ttop picturel The members are Iohnson, Pugsley and Ward. The accompanist is Judy Iamison. flower picture? The members of the junior high trio are Iamison, Kerr, and Mock. The accompanist is Ieanne Iohnson. lll E EDMISTON'S DEPARTMENT STORE Clothing For All the Family 'NA For Good Food Go To For Dependable and Courteous Service G0 fo Walls Cafe BRISCOE DRUG STORE 114 5, Main' Phone 424 121 S. Main Phone 1497 C tlat' S ' I Royal Launder-lt, Inc. onqmu ms mm A Paines Bootery U o O U E , 1 1 N 0 fi Bendix We Do Your Wash - While You Shop Prompt Service - Reasonable Prices l Shag Rugs - Bedspreads - Our Specialty See You Next Wash Day Howard I. Doyen - Before H E lu Q - Congratulations, Class of 1955 After Compliments of CRITES BODY SHOP HEWITT CHEVROLET CO., INC. 418-420 N. Main Phone 370 412 S. Main Phone 1780 Diamonds - Watches - Jewelry Madtson's .0. I-'or the gifis you qive wiih pride, Let Madtson's be your guide. .Q. The home of beautiful gifts for over 40 years. Silver - China - Crystals Congratulations to the Class of 1955 THE GAS SERVICE COMPANY 208 South Main Street Ottawa, Kansas For The Newesf Mtnnlck Motor Co. Hai'-Sfv'eS Dodge Redram V8 and Sixes Go To Plymouth V8 and Sixes P S lst Choice Dependable Used Cars Masonic Building Phone 36 201-09 s. Hickory Phone seo MODE O, DAY CinemuScope Stereophonic Sound - Wide Screen ufolfnmn We Can Supply You With Anything In Sports Equipment DAY'S SPORT SHOP WASSMER'S The Boys With The Duds I. L. Bud Wczssmer lohn N. Wassmer Eniov Cheney's Farm , Market Bennett s Ice Cream , Groceries, Meats BeC uSe1 S Be e ' M. A. HooTs J. R. CHENEY The Bennett Creamery Company 1536 S. Main Wright Studio Formerly Eitner's Preserve the present for the future Congratulations to the class ot 1955 Bill Wright cmd Betty Wright 226W S. Main Phone 440 i .4 I HOME LOANS - INSURANCE - INSURED SAVINGS Current Dividend Rate - 300 per Annum THE ANCHOR SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATION of Kansas City, Kansas North American Hotel Building, Ottawa, Kansas Dean Nofsinqer, Manager THE DARI-TREAT just can't be beat, J It's the place vo meet, and the place to eat. At 1101 North Main Street Iulia - The Hoods - Cecil H ?fl -if Q Xitgfgf 'il l S---1, 'V Q. hh T 5 4 -. I t ' ' A ' 1 7' Its From ,-QXQTQR. U.lllL sw. . V5 J Lllll it L ' 79' fs .5 'elif ff . 4 si. , - ' I- .,g,f43.l -H ' 3 ,S Q- 4 , Jw N wg , M . mf if if Sf: 'si : 5- 5 5 'gf'-tv f1 S t if - -' ilt' fig-1 P' t w , . fs - is if it MQW g MACK ELECTRIC l , 'W Your G. E. Dealer '- Wt .ii Congratulations to the Class of '55 Gilmore Service Station Phone A N A complete line of tires, 6 6 batteries and accessories. OPP- Court House 5 207 N. Mm Phone soo Congratulations to the Eg F . Senior Class N - Q-. l' V i V of 1955 may A A' is , A' A - -is :era -9 it ii 7 X Q' Cie 55 Newfield lewelry Castleton - Gorham China Sterling .- Congratulations Class of '55 , I Malott s Hardware 116 S. Main Phone 596 Thanks for your patronage RICHARDSON SHOE STORE BEST Top Service - Top Prices - Top Quality MORRIS PRODUCE CO. BUNDY INSURANCE AGENCY 334 N. Main Phone 152 Congratulations Class of '55 PENNEY'S Quality ls Still Your Greatest Savings CoIby's I. C. Penney Company 124 S. Main Phone l99 Ours is cr prompt cmd personal delivery. Call us or stop in cmd see us. We will be glad to serve you in every wcxy. OSBURN'S GREENHOUSE 118 East Eighth Street STATE BANK OF OTTAWA Ottawa, Kansas Officers and Directors C. W. Hegberg, President H. W. Woods, Vice-President W. E. Heqberq, Cashier Mrs. R. D. Mahoney, Ass't Cashier Glen A. Hayward, Ass't Cashier H. E. Shaw Ben C. Hiefer Iames D. Dye Robert A. Anderson FOR THE BEST IN Home Fumishinq Good things to eat Hardware6 Auto Supplies rxgpgfizui 1 - U1 ,., f 1 419 le ' , ' ,A 'VR' .T x 6 A ss. ,. S. G S? 1- - C I f ,:0'5 v'g'Q'O9' - ' SEE K tlxzgya A at GAMBLE STQIRES BANCROI-'T'S SUPER MARKET S'l'AFI 0RD'S is the place to go tor school supplies 308 S. Main Phone 1662 DAIRY QUEEN tastes better - The Cone with the Curl on Top L , .,x, .. L your c4f1,boirzfmsrzf is Q64 ....... 7754443 '4 Sty!-,4-zz NISELY'S SERVICE STATION E Phone 1029 - 328 N. Main 209 W- 'nh 3:41447 Sala: Telephone 43 leo Beller tudio Portraits and Commercial Photographs Babies and Children Weddings and Copies Photo-Finishing and Picture-Framing For friendly service go to iOE'S MARKET TERRILL'S 203 S. Main Lingerie -- Ready-to-wear Fabrics YERRJLL' Q IW ,A- Congratulations Class of '55 DIAMONDS - WATCHES - GIFTS 1 rnold's Jewelry COURTNEY OGG Westside Grocery Phone 1711 602 Maple Groceries, Meats, Fruits and Vegetables People you meet at Peoples Our service is dependable, courteous, and confidential. PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK yi V- - 1 W 5 K r I . A I V F L., , ibm '39 Congratulations to the Class of 1955 The Price Motor Company Your Ford Dealer Ottawa, Kansas For the pause that refreshes all agree that COCA-COLA can't be excelled BEST WISHES The next time you are in doubt drink a Coke. from the Willis Nurseries Sth cmd Cherry GROWERS OF FINE NURSERY STOCK SINCE 1872 oT'rAwA BUILDING 3 LOAN AssocluATnoN L N HOME LOANS SAVINGS ACCOUNTS GENERAL INSURANCE THE OTTAWA BUILDING 6, LOAN ASSOCIATION 109 East 2nd Street Phone 386 Est. 1889 Member Federal Home Loan Bank System Congratulations to the Senior Class oi 55 Townsends Ottawa's Finest Department Store Phone 220 226 S. Main Congratulations Class of '55 from ,M Russell and Obed Y Y Phones nussm smnvs - we cunngpgzm Jill 1908-W-3 cmd 1473 -R IOHN G. KAISER DRUG STORE OTTAWA PRODUCE Dr'-'95 and School Supplies We carry a complete line of Phone 105 Masonic Building Purina Chgw DUTCHMAID ICE CREAM lust A Little Different Mobilqas Tires - Batteries Wash ' Lubrication , ' ' ANDREWS SERVICE STATION Mobilubricution K. E. ANDREWS, owner llllll lll llw 301 N. Main Phone 1018 IMI! ll---lj 'E ' 4 llllll r I I I is Q, i -niiyifgywuiuiumkg. an 'Lllfij Where Else Could It Be? You're money ahead with the SCO'l'1 S DRIVE IN Maytag Twins - Washer and Dryer 111 E. Fifth DOUGLAS BROTHERS Don't be cx slave 1 to your washing Congratulations to the Xa f-Nt Bring itto Class of 'ss 5 X' rf , OTTAWA LAUNDRY ix sr ' f,' Barnett Electrzc Company 6 DRY CLEANERS f' , Phone 88 X 120 W. znd if 'Q T iii' Compliments MCVEY - DENGEL .-4u..,A. Wim Alix TROUT JEWELRY 201 S. Main Phone 736 WEIDMANN .R 1 eb fx KE and it 1 Q lf? Mock Motors -' -. ' f PX 455. gf: -J? Service V' 9 . -1-.LWIN 209 East Second Ottawa Phone 175 Cheney's Bakery Home of Good Bread and Pastries Fresh Daily 320 Main Phone 203 Authorized Hudson Dealer 103 N. Main Phone 695 Ottawa, Kansas Compliments Barnett Sales Co. fi? 91, Quality ,f 'Tw T w ' li 'L F- 'xl 5,1 .-fmff4L!!!', lgegp l ' fffvf iq fgxba' ' 'Q' Q6 Merchandise .4 M .l K eIsey's Food Market 132 S. Main Phone 767 :PSI 04 Congratulations Seniors Pepsi-Cola Bottling Co. Ottawa, Kansas it it .T Fon oFFsET Of LETTERPRESS PRINTING See TALLMAN PRINTING 602 N. Main Phone 44 . 'f .1 f,-1: - .4 ff ,Mc mum 5' PINTIIG STUDEBAKER SALES 6. SERVICE Cars and Trucks Outstanding Styles, Performance and Economy ROBERTSON MOTOR CO. 108 N. Main Phone 1763 You are always welcome at the FIRST For ihe Smartest In Men's and Boys' Clothing ' ' G T F1rstNat1onaIBank 0 0 I Ottawa, Kansas Bob s Clothes Shop 217 S. Main Phone 443 Oldest Bank in Franklin County .. b W 'W' 7110097 Mffm2ff'5?.f Pffnfnf' DW dba cl nihes shu OTTAWA TYPEWRITER CO. ., fn. -- A .1 : ' -f'n.. -, an-I u 'W .. 53010 .mei af ef ,fa ' ' ru X H1932-f fl! F 7? .. .K Compliments of the Bob White Motor Co. Your DeSoto-Plymouth Dealer 5-fx 118 S. Hickory Phone 1094 429 S. Main Phone 1737 Congratulations Class '55 Q 0 n M 6--at V ' S g 3 ForGood f ' O 'f Meals-Go to J , Royal Cafe . ,g Y Al -in-' -i'4'if.ir 5 1 ' 12 S. M ' Ph 1416 FIRESTONE srons 3 am one FRED KAISERS HEXALL STORE 232 South Main Phone 15 Ottawa, Kansas I I I Lztwm s '-4 1 H09-EMOQND I For Graduation Clothes 99999 CASIDA 3 Q Q X ' ' lin --M - i , CASIDA SUPER SERVICE 2nd 6. Hickory Ottawa, Kansa NORTH AMERICAN COFFEE SHOP Ottawa Tractor and Implement Co. Iohn Deere Tractors and Farm Machinery Phone 578 119 E. 2nd Ottawa, Kansas XA . ,ww MM W UU. , :Y W X Gu L ox'nW5 ' x X X X Hanes Greenhouse Phone 1247 ,X Z i E fff ' :rf f r I ml Cl B- 1 , ,jfjf 1532714 Ifff?T Am- U-4-uuu 1 I SHELDON TRUCK 6. TRACTOR CO. Q Motor Trucks, Farmall Tractors McCormick Farm Equipment Fresh Bakery Goods Drake's Bakery an-W il Rgffigefqfign M Phone S. 2 ' 9 fre Bolton s Compliments to the K N T' VS Class of 1955 y . ',, R Q QW X .Q Market lamb Funeral Home t QQ , ,T -since 1898- X - SBA? For Food That Ranks W Ir KEELIN 4 COMPANY F R A N K ' S 123 N. Main Ott wa, Kan a 104 East Logan ' ' - - - - , , - 1 5 , , , ' 'guxvffgs e '3,3gf?'f . Q W BC V I ivrgdqfkuali l' um' E .. s vi,-474721 lKl?,QlNME.,ll Dilip PRE EAST SIDE GROCERT Synder 4- Owner 417 East 7th KRAMER DRUGS For Your Best K In Glass ,6- - 5 H. 4 2 J' ms .6 , 4412! ' Cut Glass QQNQ' :GP Table Tops lee's Cafe I Suufon S G isaz s.Mq1n Phone 1428 To Be Sure. Insure With TODD INSURANCE AGENCY Iay Todd Virgil Smith Ianelle Moore Betty Maloney 113 N. Main Phone 688 Congratulations Class of '55 Clover leaf Dairy l546 South Main Phone 142 ,vs .16 , 4, Jw. M 137-2:-.,,.., 9? 1 . 4 MR AND MISSO H S li Nair' X:--1 1 SALLY KENT BOX 168 PHONE 1433 LIGON INDUSTRIAL SUPPLY CO OTTAWA KANSAS J LEONARD LIGON FOUR DUDS AND A DUDE' MMMMMMM' GOO CONGRATULATIONS TO THE CLASS OF 1955 -, s Residential and Commercial Wiring YEA VERILY! DID YOU GO BOOM? Phil McCracken 731 Ash - Ottawa GOSSIPING? TSK, TSK! O fag -A .fs ,. A ff 'X ' Y n ? A 3 xii , 4 ' 4... t A . 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