Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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RIDICULING their unpopular professor in The Student Prince are, standing: Dave Cox, Tim Wood, Patsy Richardson, Elizabeth Pinney, Keith Thompson, Katie Chism, Sally Liggett, ludy Whirley, Iudy Cary, Pat Burgess. The professor is Dale Watts. Seated: Geraldine Wallace, Morgan Williams, Marilyn Irwin. Students Gifve Three ln March the orchestra, the mixed chorus and the chorale combined their talents to present excerpts from three musical comedies, Roberta, Briqadoon. and The Student Prince. From the Scottish Brigadoon the first hour mixed chorus presented several songs, and Iva Kay Iones and Tim Wood sang Heather on the Hill. The gay and rollicking songs of The Student Prince were given by the fifth hour mixed chorus, and Dave Cox had the special number, Serenade, The chorale gave portions of Roberta. The dreamy waltz tunes including the Well-known Smoke Gets in Your Eyes, were beautifully rendered. Bill Coltrane sang the spirited number, I Won't Dance. PIT ORCHESTRA-Back row: Iudy Stevens. Pat Stevens. Christie Wilson. Fourth row: Koehler, Dale, Wells, Mock, Burns. Third rowi Hiatt, Thompson, Lollar, Schlief. Second row: Fleming, Lee, Kerr Benson. First row: Bemmels, lamison, Baldwin, Lister. Standing William Barker, director.

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MARCH 7 8 ,, 11 121314151617 1819 20 2122 23 24 25 26 27 28 29 30 31 , ff--s PL 8 un, he GETTING READY for the Lawrence Ottawa band concert Davld Hrlhgoss Wrll Channon Bob Krle and Bruce Moses kept busy movxng chairs and rnstruments from the band room down to the 9Ym i Z6 Shoes are Dof ed for Semm' Kays Sock Hop As the month of March made 1ts appearance 1n 1956 the students of O H S were remmded of the approachrng close of the basketball season by the srght of boys rn track warm ups workmg out on the practrce fweld Warm sunny days though often 1n terrupted by cold weather began to suggest sprrng much to the dehght of everyone Dunng the week students spent many hours deep 1n the study of such thmgs as square roots subordmate clauses customs of the Moslems characterrstrcs of the Phylum Pterrdophyta and the frndrngs of archaeologrsts 1n anc1ent Pompe11 One of the extracurncular act1v1t1es hrgh hghtrng March was the 1un1or h1gh spr1ng party held rn the gym and attended by a sprrrted crowd of seventh erghth and mnth graders who made a great success of then' party Busy wrth preparatrons for the Ottawa Htghland Park Day and the annual sprrng band concert members of the group Worked drhgently learmng numbers for these appearances An evemng of fun for the senlor h gh Kays and therr dates was the Kay Sock Hop Everyone doffed hrs shoes and had a gav tlme dancmg W1th the end of March members of the class of 56 had only two more months 1n whrch to fulfrll therr hrgh school hopes and amb1t1ons before they would leave the halls of O H S forever IANIE SALMON was the calendar qrrl for March iPhoto courtesy of Lamar Phxllrps Ottawa Herald reporter? SUZANNE PARKER and Cay Cntes look over some of the materral they gathered at Gtrls State last summer 1 4 ll'NIHR1llt,11M - f n ' ,,,,,,,,,W,k,-,I-6, 12 3 - ' ' 'Y W 4 5 6 910 o Q J, rf, I K ' wif 21, ,M Q - 1 j , , T s , , 1 4 li Y 1 , . X Q it-t L y Q .. .I . 1 i A' I A - . x ' . . . ' .A. 1 Q .L Q -, 1 ay 1 R f N 1 sg, 1