Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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t, X x AFTER THE ATCHISON-OTTAWA GAME members of the Cyclones and student body came back to the junior high gym tor the homecoming dance. Betty Salmon Chosen Queen of Homecoming In a light green Buick the Ottawa High School queen, Betty Salmon, gowned in a snow white formal with red velveteen bows on the bodice and skirt, rode to Cook Field for the Homecoming game. Her attendants, Carolyn Senter, wearing a red formal with gold scattered through the skirt, and Mae Ann Wollam, wearing a blue ruffled formal, rode to the field in a red and white Buick. Her majesty was escorted by Rodney Shade to the center of the field for the gala coronation cere- mony held during the half-time of the game. After being presented to the crowd attending the Ott- awa-Atchison game, Bettv was crowned queen by Fred Harder, co-captain of Ottawa's football'team. Following the game the queen and her attendants reigned over the Homecoming dance held in the junior high gymnasium. The three girls reigned from a beautifully decorated throne which was shaped like a crown. The white crown was deco- rated with the letters O. H. S. in red crepe. Over the heads of the royalty was a false ceiling of red and white streamers. Manv past graduates of Ottawa High attended the Homecoming game and dance and among this group were a number of past Homecoming queens and their attendants. FOOTBALL QUEEN tOpposite pagel Betty Sue Salmon. queen: Carolyn Senter and Mae Ann Wollam, attendants. iPhoto courtesy of Beller Studio.l O. H. S. ALUMNI-Top Row: Leo Wohletz, Mary Ivey, Melvin Cecil, Larry Northway. Carol Gooding, Marcina Boucek, lack Davis, Corwin Shields, Doug Scott, Myril Harrison. Second Row: Don Clabaugh, Delores Northway, Eugene Weller, Ros- etta Landis, Vivian Harder, Roger Howard, Bill Muecke, Robert Loyd. Gary West. Third Row: Lynn Wilhite, Patsy Harper. Betty Nichols, Kay Shaughnessy, Gary Hartpence, Duane Hoobing. Maxine Morrison. Fourth Row: Sally Reeder, Sue Hagerty, Mary Ponton, Shirley Williams, Ievene Beeson, I. P. Feighner, Rex Pearson, Roger Casida. Fifth Row: Darlene Larkin, Carrilee Shipps. Ianice Iohnson. Ian Lee, Ioyce Cutting. AT THE HOMECOMING DANCE the royalty reigned from a throne that was shaped like a crown. Betty Salmon was the queen and Carolyn Senter and Mae Ann Wollam were her attendants.

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W-I ll-wilfllrf F Hn-its f--M H :bn MANY STUDENTS enyoyed the mlxer alter the Ottawa Hxghland Park game , Students Antlupate Mzxefs, Assemblles The thrrd month of the school year was hlgh lxghted by the 1un1or play glven November 15 and 16 ln the sen1or hlgh audrtonum and by the electron of the B team cheerleaders who led the yells for the Twlsters through the basketball season In the mus1c department the senlor hrgh cho rale composed ot 27 mrxed vorces was orgamzed by Harold Tarpley vocal musrc lnstructor the orches tra presented an especxally enjoyable assembly and the band gave half tune performances at foot ball games and marched rn the Veterans Day parade Football games club meet1ngs and rntenslve study were well under way by the end ot November Classroom drudgery was relreved by the well earned vacatrons for state teachers meeungs and Thanks glvmg Mrxers and pep assembhes were some of the antrcxpated srdehghts of the season The m1xers sponsored by the Student Counc1l after many games always attracted large crowds of students who never falled to enjoy these dances Norsy pep assembl1es held before games us ually mcluded an abundance of yellrng and cheer mg and h1lar1ous skrts dep1ct1ng the vxctory of the Cyclones over therr foes Wrth the approach of the Chnstmas season carols could be heard rn the halls as the musrc department prepared for the spec1al assembly pro grams and the Kayettes added to the Chnstmas cheer by placmg beautriully decorated trees 1n the two burldrngs CAROLYN SENTER was the calendar grrl for November iPhoto courtesy of Lamar Phnlhps Ottawa Herald reporter! LOUIS FERNS as the Cyclone was the vrctor over the Lxons m an assembly held before the Ottawa Lawrence game 16 O O U .ff -,st :gg 'gh N s ,' V5 R uf, O 0 5 fl Qllf fi ' by t 1 Q 4 -67E9Zi'1lllIll Q' llfxmzzazfzelf ? , . Pl fl :Sf-llfbfitf - 27232338 ' -' ' , ' , n u ' C .x ll- . .. . asf' l - ' Vx-XX ' . . ' A' 'rl . i 1 I 6 ,- - U B . , s Y 1 , lg . ' 'ff ' . . . I lv' I I I3 . . . . . . K' . I L' -