Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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BILL SPAULDING Mr O H S TED BRILL CAY CRITES Popularity Contest Winners The February Record party was off to a rock and roll start when the popular O. H. S. Swing Kings played the lively theme song, Rock Around the Clock. A program of dancing, baton twirling, instrumental and vocal numbers, and a panto- mime entertained the crowd of junior and senior high school Q, students which filled the gym until it was almost overflowing. FRED HARDER Runner up SHIRLEY HONN Runner up MAUREEN TAYLOR M1ssO H S MARVIN WILSON ELIZABETH KELLER GEORGE KRAMER BETTY SALMON l 'Q I fm, . ar y R ar up y ef + as 5 ff

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-uunawltx in-.Q THE CYCLONETTES. Back row: Cupp, Burgess, Fenton, Casida, Morse, Morrisey, Irwin, Schwarz, Whirley, Haverty, Ponton, Ames. Adkinson, Galt. Tulloss, Pahlman, Day. Filth row: Parker, Henning, Merritt, Bemmels, Martin, Mock, Salmon, Fouts, West. Reed, Barr, Ackerman, Ligon, Kelley. Allen, Ieiiries. Fourth row: Greene, Farrell, McAuley, Wilson, Norton, Houston, Payne, Pearson, Crane, Pat Stevens. ludy Stevens, Pinney, Read, Carey, Lee, Yokum, Christie. Third row: Akers, Bailey, Harvey, VanLoenen, Richardson, White, Hopkins, Pope, Holmes. Liqgett, Dawson, Batdori, Maye Griffin, Chism, Hagerty, Keelin, Harvey. Second row: Richardson. Hood, Hay, Gibbons, Burns, Underwood, Baldwin, Crawford, Zook, Albright, Rice, Barnes, Shotner, Scott, Meiers, Ubelaker, Mont- gomery. First row: Pickenpav-h Beeson, Wallace, Dunn, Lowrance, Milburn, Minckley, Hintz, Boyer, Thompson, Stevenson, Faye Griffin, Mathias, Davenport, Kaeckell, Curry, Bechtle. Cheerleaders: Senter, Mock, Honn, Taylor, Keller, Cary, Wollam, Crites, Corlis, Hobbs. Pep Club Cheers Teams :fren On to Man Victories The faithful pep club girls in their new red and white jackets stood behind Ottawa teams during the 1955-56 season cheering and yelling for victory. Seated in their special section in the stands, these girls witnessed all the home games of the thrilling basketball and football seasons. On these occasions the Cyclonettes, led by the cheerleaders, were heard chanting and cheering spirit into the team. During the Lawrence basketball game here, the club had charge of a concession stand at which they sold pop, hot dogs, candy bars, and gum. Choosing the Lawrence game as the out of town tilt to attend, the Cyclonettes returned home, tired but happy after cheering the Cyclones through an exci- ting game on the Lawrence court. TED BRILI., elusive Ottawa guard tries for a tivo pointer, as Doyl Schick oi Lawrence vainly attempts to block the shot. Gordon Abernathy of Lawrence gets set tor a possible rebound,

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Announced at Record Party The hrghhqht of the evenrng came when Ted Brrll master of ceremonles announced that Iulla Ph1111ps would present the candrdates rn the popularny contest As she announced the winners in the junror and semor hrgh school d1v1s1ons she presented Mrss O H S and Mxss Iumor O H S wvth corsages and Mr O H S and Mr Iun or O H S w1th boutonn e es The w1nn1ng candldates as well as the runner up were grven banners ROSS MARTIN Runner up RR. 'J Ai, tx SANDRA HOWARD Runner up ' u-,vw f-1 3 S IILL BROWN ORRAL STANEART MARTHA KELLER KEITH THOMPSON fy? , -'fb 55 V 'yan' 69' ROGER SCHMANKE Mr Ir O H S fu? Q9 tu.,-' N.. IANIE SALMON Mlss Ir O H S 4 ,f 23 ,fix Y'.::Y' ROBERT KE!-:LIN X WANDA ROBERTSON 21 r' ,f ' S. Q - ..... r X f N 4 f . cv- kr , Q' ,- X U ig b x.,, 1 I-I x,,,- 'S A ! I A . we 'vs' A A-'M si I .