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Ottawa Township High School - Senior Yearbook (Ottawa, IL)

- Class of 1947

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Ottawa Township High School - Senior Yearbook (Ottawa, IL) online collection, 1947 Edition, Cover

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I ittle Burr gave us her profile on the left. Sliding into the picture are the jitterbugs from the girls' gym exhibit March 21. The group of rowdy-dows in the center section is a cross-section of the student body on Tramp day. And the bottom shot is of the triumphal march made to celebrate the winning of the NCC football championship. and the Little Events at OHS CC 3,9 Buc , in his tour, comes into 6 . al Y Y .f v, . t .. V . 1- A - 'A :if W, LE, I n , ' -F53 .- fi X I is Contact zwth the Jdmznnstralzon I X X f - ' 5 Y X ff UC the bookworm planned to bore out of pape1 a record of the class of 1947 Del1berat1on eonvlnced h1m to euper V186 the asa mbly mateufzle and leave the eonstructlon work to Qkllled prlnters en gray ere and blndels So you have here the p1 mted reeol d to cauy Wlth you through the tlme rolls on and Wlll return to lt to refresh your memory of these happy days and your Qchool companlone Thle lb the qtory of Joy ful experl nces that become rlcher as you move 1nto the trlals of adulthood Thls book should cement the claw of 1947 1nto a common comradeshlp Keep theae valu fzble fr 19I1dSl11DQ flesh by 1etu1n1ng to the chool and to frequent claw 1eun1ons 8 I I I O 79 9 ' 'Q ' a S I . L . . , - 7 f ' 1 r 7 ' V years. You will find it of increasing value as S , . . . , , .D pw . X v 1 ' 4 A Prmclpal H D Anderson Office Staff And thls, deal fl lbllll saws hue ls the offlee 1Ilt0 xx ll1Ll'1 ex elxone and ex elxthlng comes at one tlnlf or anothel l ls xllss xIdlCClld Hlll M1 1-kIlQl6lN0I1S seelet1 She XVII es the anounee ments handles all Unlx elslt1 extenslon leeolds and boxs lth lctle ellglbllltx She dots stenoglaphle xxolk too lc ts of It And hx le IN Paul L ll ood, leeeptlonlst He AIINXXQIN the phone, 01361 ates the SXX1tLl'llJ0d1d, 1LL0lilN lll absenees alld tdlll1lliNNLN, and somehoxx he stlll has tlflie to take Lfilt of the mall, EN1D6,l,ldllX the fllms Nllss Oledlne W ood ls toln betxxeen the outel 0lT1CQ and the boald 100 offlee ln chalqe of glade ltC01ClS and l'ldI1ClllIlg' tldl1SC,I1DtN of eledlts cheek lng all IITCOITIIHQ cash 1IlClLlfl1Hg 511.6 reeelpts deposlt ete and keeplng track of the Ldf6tG1ld monex keep hel lJllSX n he boal d loom offl l l s X Ll l Ham lnd Nllss June NIFILHT, l s Ham s asslstant keep the books H ou should lust see them and Mlss Wood ln a huddle about flxe o elock some dax xx hen thex ale xx ollx lng ox 61 a lost 11lCk ll These txxo take Cale of the pax roll and Nilss Ham IS also a notalx pllbllc Thex ale fol students xxho spend so manx happx houls hele aftel belnsg kleked out of elass Of eolnse, the sehool boald membel s bol IONX them oeea slollallx 1 cc ln e Ublllel ls Nl s lxldlx IeM IX s She supelxlses reglstlatlon and ls O Iilgll students E.l'll1CldIlLk l,0UIlSLl01 alntenance Department The men xx ho make xxlth the blooms, plek up all stl ax books and papels keep us xx alm ln the xxlntel and cool IH the spllng, ones xx ho haxe plox ed klnd and consldelate at all tlmes 1116 the lanltors, xx ho are alxxaxs around to help open loekels and let us entel loeked elasslooms xx hen xxe have left somethlng xaluable thele and the teaehel has left fol lxalamaloo to xlslt Mamma and Papa fol the xx eekend Oul capable st lff of Janltols lHLlLlCl65 Jlm Malkex, Blll Hel ullough NI1lLOH Stex enson, C hestel Fastman Frnle -Xussem, Flltz Dammann, Teddx Smlth, and Mls Flam, xx ho CE1tcl1IllX does hel shale IH keeplng oul school elean We don t ledllle the tlxlllg C.l1C,LlITlN'd.llQLw xx hleh eonflont oul lanltols Lllltll xxe hnd th It xxe haxe left oul books loeked Ill some loom and haxe to elthel haxe them 01 be 2Il11llUtlI'lLd bx oul teachel T01 laek of Illelkildtlflll VN hen xxe 611013 a 131606 of papel Ol an old penell ln one of the C0ll1Cl01 s, xxe nex Q1 stop to thlnk of just xx ho xxlll plek It up xxe knoxx Nlueh can be sald ln the xx ax of plalse fol oul lanltols, but llght noxx xxe ll lust sax Thanks 9 HA . . , ' v1k1 1 .' ff 1 ' ., ' . 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' 11 1' 1 v 7 . v vf v IA f ly, English Department MacRae Shannon returned to O High this year after a vacation in the Navy and assumed the head post in the English department While he was gone the feminine contingent carried on The memb rs of 'Wi Ben Rott 1 s two Types cl s e made a twenty mln ute radio script one personifying books and the other dramatizlng a scene from the Tale of Tvso Cities Miss Isabella Sandels senior students made 1I1dlX1dll3l recordings I 1 March seniors entered essay contests And when May came it was hard for Miss Sanders seniors to struggle through Creative Wfltlllg took an important place in Miss Gertrude Pfell s classes Miss Marguerite Laugman emphasized modern American poetry And Miss Glo Wllson alvs ays insisted there Wasn t enough time in her classes to get all their work done With only one semester the speech class had a really packed agenda Mrs June Rickey taught make up extempore interpretixe leading public discussion and near the end of the year class members presented several one act plays Miss Virginia H6ld1Hg'6FS frosh classes did some special vwork on Treasure Island and when the time came they made a window display in one of the downtown shops And who can doubt vxhat Miss Phyllis Doty s Journalism classes did? The proof of their work was in the Buc 10 I - ' ' as ' rs - , . . . L , i . 2 i 's. ee f . s - ' - ca 1 , ' ' sa ' X , 3 ' . . 7. . l 1 . I . . , . Burke's speech on conciliation with the American colonies, but they did it. . . V . . , . . A . , . y i . - . . 7 1 . . ' Y 7 Y . .. , . . CS 1A 79 ' 7' ' u , I 7 . I . , . . . . Hlstory Department FIVQ teachers kept the twenty three hlstory department classes busv every day These five meet ew ery OHS student before graduatlon MISS Anlta Baldw1n taught CIVICS and Umted States hlstory Project papers of 1500 words were handed 1n to MISS Edna Fellhauer by all her classes th1s year She taught CIWICS U S hlstory and economlcs 1603 to 1947 and every b1t of It ln modern hlstory outhnes' Miss Marguer1te Hempen called for that as her two groups learned the hlstory of every contlnent Commerclal law standards and labels msurance bank mg and credlt flnanclng and purchasmg a home were all t0p1CS for her w1th a sly smlle MISS Hempen s Our L1fe Today classes followed an orlen tat1on course the first semester and second term they concentrated on CIVICS Umted States government and papers on careers Mr Merle Burke and MISS Mary Allce Youmans taught world hlstory The course followed a chronologlcal pattern the nrst semester and a toplcal plan the second semester Mlss Youman s three classes drew a SCTIQS of maps on the blackboards and colored 1n terrltorles as they were studled 11 . vu T, - . . , . s . , u .. . . . , K K, . , - 7 7 consumer education class. Nearly every day she'd hand out a new booklet . . . , . . . A y 7 7 1 ' . , . 1 . Language and Art Three teachers operate the forelgn language department ln whlch Latm German French and Spanlsh are taught The teachels are Mlss Esther VV111Ck MISS Marv Jane Mess and Mlss V1Fg1H1H Heldlnger Seven SGHIOFS braxed fou1th yea1 Latln where Mlss wylllck gulded them through s1x books of Vlfgll creatlve Latln wr1t1ng and poems by H01 ace M1ss W1F1Ck s second X ea1 classes and Mlss Heldmgel s thl ee first year groups studled Roman background hlstory word dern atnes and fundamentals F1rst year German students learned xocabularles and 1d10mS and gram mar then read and wrote under Mlss WlFlCk s tutelage The second year boys and glrls read the nox elette Immensee and Schlller s play W1ll1am Te Just about any fifth hour one could find Mlss Mess patlently explalnlng for the nth t1me verbs demonstratue pronouns etc to her French II glrls and boy The class agenda paralleled the Spamsh II progz am dlctatlon outs1de readmg llstenlng to recordmgs and once a week each student was requlred to g1V9 a short talk ln h1s language In two first vear Spanlsh classes Mlss Mess taught fundamentals In addltlon to these fixe classes a few students mterested IH thlrd vear Spanlsh attended a class two or three afternoons a week Thlrty students were enrolled for each art class last fall Under Mrs Rlva Hoff s guldance and cr1t1c1sm they studled the hlstory of art and fol lowed the usual course plus a llttle soap carvmg Accordlng to thelr ln structor the classes dld mo1e creatne lllustratlon and palntlng thls year than before llql 4 . . Y . . y x , , I . I 4 I Y . . . . . , I V , I . K ' 1 . . . . . . . y I I , , I 'V . ' . Q ,Y N 1 V v 1 v . w ' I dyw I ' W Q AI L k 'L IL, I n 5 ' ' Y . . . V . Y K v ' J 'Q I. - 7 . . . - I I I I I Y . W . . , - , II I . I ' , as , 19 ' s , K4 ' ' I I I I t , ll . . 7 . . I I II , , . . 7 . 1 v ' 'a 'V ' . II, I A 1 , a 1 ' I n A 'U . . . Y I. A I -V bI Y A s a I , . . . . . . A L A ' , A A a ' , I I 1 I Q. di . I I 5 ' I ,I '1 It 'E . fi I' Q ,Na ' ff , X, .X . ' V Mathematics Department This school has one of the best mathematics courses in the state. A student can start as a beginner in algebra, taught by Miss Glo Wilson, Miss Georgme Hess Mr John Hoff or Mr Robert Ixrabel From there he can go on to plane geometrx adx anced algebra solid geometrx and trigonome trw These last three subiects ale handled bx the department head Miss Ma' x LeMax Or if the thought of the last four named subiects scares wou xou can take basic math which also lets Mr Ben Park into the math department 13 Sclence Department If you are of an experlmental nature OHS Off91S several laboratorles Startlng at the bottom freshmen can take general SCISHCQ Wh1Ch IS taught by a nevvcomel thlS year Mr Robelt K1 abel A man who needs no lntroductlon IS Mr Charles Al1kon1s who takes students on leaf gatherlng expedltlons flovx er trlps blrd hlkes blology that IS F01 the JUHIOFQ and senlors there ale chemlstly and phy slcs taught by the senlor class adv1so1 Mr Roy P Bohannon Another 1I'lt9I'6St1l1g sclence course offered to Junlors and sen1ors IS physlography taught by M1 Edward Holt And last but not least IS practlcal sclence under M1ss Mlldred Morgan 14 Vocational Training 'N ocatlonal training o cuples a great deal of time space and energw at OHS Mr George Wlllx glllfl s the xxoodxxoikeis Mr Ben Rotten the metal xsoikers B ISIC t1 dlfllllg' lOl these two couises is 'NI1 H xrold Zuegc s me chamcal drawing classes O1 if xou haxe a green thumb xou can sign up for xocational agriculture from Mr Call Nelson For the gnls theie aie clothing classes supeixised by Nllss Alice Christensen xx ho also has a class in home management Or there are Vllss Josephine Brlghentl s food classes A credit course taken aftel lfigllldl' school hours 18 the llbralx servce course offered bx Mlss Gladxs Lu elx 13 Physlcal Education Department Miss Maura Conhsk of the smile and the eight o clock girls gym classes Miss Mandi Youmans of the enthusiasm and energy and that little one with the swimming ability Miss Virginia Fedosky took care of the girls phvsical education The girls program thls year vsas a part of the four year rotatlng set up The freshmen and the sophomoi es had six vseeks of soccei fundamental rhythms basketball volleyball softball and track and one semester of swimming Juniors and seniors took SIX Weeks of speedball basketball badminton softball and track and tvs elxe Weeks of social dancing Mlss Fedosky s classes m the pool started with Red Cross intermediate and swimmers tests then wi ent on to Junior hfesaxmg and adx anced swim mers tests Second semester Miss Fedosky conducted a tvso hour senior and eight Juniors in the class studied from Red Cross text books and prac tlced drills and techniques IU the water They were graded on skill reclta tions and tests On March 20 the annual gym exhibit was held and the public got a new of one of the permanent contributions the p e department made to the school this yeal plnneys the short tunic like blouses of different colors which are worn ove1 the traditional green gym suits to dlferentiate team members In charge of the boys physical education classes and all lntramural sports vsere athletlc d1recto1 and coach Mr Gilbert Love and Coach Homer Hankenson The tvso coaches were also 1n charge of all the school com petitne sports for boys The first semester of p e consisted of touch football and the fundamen tals of basketball Volleyball and softball were the mam topics of activity the second semester 16 l l . . . . , . , . K . , K , . . , 'Y 9 Q - VV, A , . , . 7 7 5 . - ' . ., A K A l 7 H 1, Y . nl, A n , tl s , K n , , . , . . . , , . 7 7 . . 7 7 ' . , . . . . . , 7 . . . 7. 7 . - . . , , L x .xx V - . lifesaving class every Tuesday night for nine weeks. The three seniors , . ' 1 L u lk N1 l K, ul. , . - - - L u . o ., 7 . A A S , . . . 77 7 . . 7 7 7 . 7 . 7 1 D - . . 7 'E X X X Commercial Department 'WWW In the bus1ness department the place where lntelllgent people become ty plsts and patlent ones learn to take shorthand l1ke a veteran and ambl t1ous ones learn how to operate a store vse haxe typlng shorthand book keeping retallmg and sales classes The man who teaches bookkeeplng IS Mr Ben Park Our shorthand teacher IS Mlss Estella Fa1l1ng ww ho IS also ln charge of the second year tx plng students Mrs Emlly Hentr1ch takes care of the first year typlng students xx ho sometlmes are so eager to learn to ty pe that they can t seem to get enough of lt 'Nllss Helen Knoche a newcomer to thlg year s faculty 1S chlef of the retalllng and sales classes xx here students are gnen cred1t for uorklng 1n dom ntoxx n stores on afternoons and attendlng classes ln the mornmgs Store management and the art of sellmg are stressed IH MISS Knoche s classes 7 Buc zn hzs own quam! w y 18 ff 0 0 0 GN goes into all OHS actzwtzes 13 4 F , I 3' Pep Squad Pep squad that mlghty aggregatlon was thls year presxded over by Presldent Dede Godfrey x71C9 Pres1dent Elleen Chalus Secretary Beverly Hougas and Treasurer Helen Rubenaker Program chalrman was Helen Antrobus M1re1lle Schne1der and Shlrley Nelson were semor representa t1V8S Gilda Lenc1on1 Junlor representatlve and Judy Haverstock was there on behalf of the sophomores The pep squad sponsored by Mlss Glo Wllson was on hand at all the games to asslst the cheerleaders 1n yelhng for our favor1te team guess who CIVIC Councll At thelr organlzatlon meetlng the C1v1c Councll members elected George Grover chalrman Wllllam Klee v1ce chalrman Thelma Kellogg secre tary and Betty Halterman J eane Peterson Bob Langer and Duane Palmer to the executlve commlttee The whole councll meets every alternate Tues day at 3 20 Whlle the executlve commlttee meets every week A pop cooler was purchased for the coke bar and th1s found heavy use at the dances and after football and basketball games At the close of the fgrst semester the council voted to JOIH the Ill1no1s Assoclatlon of Student ounclls The second semester started w1th a new councll and sponsors Mr Merle Burke and Mr George Wllly reslgned after several years of falthful service The Job then went to MISS Edna Fellhauer and Mr MacRae Shannon who Wlth the new officers dld a fine Job and sponsored many act1v1t1es The new councll looked to Duane Palmer chalrman Bob Rlchey VICE chalrman Mary Burr secretary and Barbara Irwln Don Plerson Mary Cole and James Wllhelm on the executlve commlttee A maglc show was presented and S124 was ralsed for the Save the Chlldren Federatlon Tramp and Dress Up days were a blg success Open House and the dancmg 1nstruct1on 1n gym classes all backed by the COUHC11 weren t far behlnd ln the popularlty poll 20 - - . . 9 1 . - - . ! ' 1 , . 1 9 ' r x l A a I I I 1 7 y ' 9 v ' 9 u . 9 r a c L'- . , . . . a . . . . . . . ' 9 r . . . . , . 1 9 1 9 1 7 7 : , . . . . . . , Q 9 . . . l l F 4 I G ' K f X, 7 1 . v, ' ' u , ' Av! A ,. .-5-5, .Sz Home Ee Club Home Ee club? Surely you ye heard of the Home Ec club' Don t you remember that dance last November and the smorgasbord at Chrlstmas tlme for the faculty' Well I know you were at the sprlng formal R member those decoratlons the Hawauan beach scene palnted and hung at one end of the gym Stars and blue streamers gaye the llluslon of a lox ely summer nlght aaaaahhh' Joe De Zutt1 and hls orchestra played and there was a lot of local talent IH the Hoor show All th1s was done under the dlrectlon of MIQS Allce Chrlstensen and the oflicers for th1s year who yy ere Shlrley Nelson presldent Joan Ahern Vlce presldent Shlrley Blxler secretary and Elleen Chalus treasurer Does that refresh your memory 7 Good we thought It would FFA FFA The Future Farmers of Amerlca was orgamzed th1s year at OHS under the dlrectlon of vocatlonal agrlcultural lnstructor Carl Nelson and the chapter recelved 1tS charter at a parent and son banquet March 18 Llttle was heard of the boys act1v1t1es but that doesnt mean they Weren t busy workmg on proyects playlng basketball and enjoylng them Officers for the club were Bob Rlchey presldent Delbert Battles V106 presldent John Vatsula secretary Don Chalus treasurer and John M1tchel1 sentlnel 21 ' v v 7 v 7 . . , . . e- '-- ' 7 , V A r 1 1 s A , nu K xx n L ' ! ' 9 7 ! - I y 'S , - Y I ' I . , . Y . . . , . . . , , . . n . , . . a r selves lmmensely. 9 l 9 7 9 7 7 S , . - I J . 4 F ' . .1 . ,.. .,, . 3 x ly ,J QQ 3 A . , , A 4 4 T . . 1, 4 ' . ' 5 ' r A 114 ' 4 ,3- gn. .VW French Club When the French II students orgamzed a club last fall they tltled them selves Entre Nous which means Among Us They held meetings tW1C9 monthly durlng class hours The fifteen members planned Entre Nous as a servlce club as well as one for pleasure Through the year they raised funds bv means of dues a waste paper drive and sale of stuffed toys at Christmas tlme These funds together with material contrlbutlons enabled club members to pack boxes of food and clothing wh1ch they mailed to the Merllots an adopted family 1n a suburb of Metz France On May 23 Entre Nous and Inter Nos co operated ln holdlng an all school dance Of course every organizatlon has 1ts executlve board Here IS the one that led the Frenchwomen and man fslngularl both semesters Beverly Peterson president Mary Lee Patterson VICQ presldent and program chairman Gene Bartlett secretary treasurer Spanlsh Club Spanlsh club sponsored by Senorlta Mary Jane Mess started off wlth a bang on September 11 Officers elected at the first meetmg were Wayne Butterfield presldent Betty Halterman vlce presldent Thelma Kellogg secretary and Warren Klugman as treasurer to collect the dues of twenty five cents per semester The members enJ oyed themselves at a p1cn1c 1n the fall and soon voted to have Nlngun Chlcle be thelr handle At the meetlngs held the first Thursday of each month skits in Spanlsh dlscusslons on Mexico and games kept interest aroused On Aprll 18 the club carrled out the Pan Amerlcan day theme at thelr annual dance Here the large crowd witnessed the portrayal of the Raspa a Mexican dance in wh1ch the following couples took part William Klee and Thelma Kellogg Jack McG1ll and Charlene Bonges Wayne Butterfield and Barbara Irwln Warren Klugman and J eane Peter son Ed Brogly and Colleen Rellley 22 cc 11 - u 11 ' ' , . . . . . 0 , . . . . . 1 1 ' ' ' ' u 57 1 1 , . , . . 1 1 1 ' , , 1 - u I . . w . 1 1 1 1 1 ' 1 1 1 1 ' . . . . I 1 sc ' ' 11 - ' - 1 1 1 1 . . . . . . . . N ,, . . . . . 1 1 1 1 1 , - , . German Club There were really two German clubs one durmg each of the two classes Thelr favorlte pastlmes seemed to be pot luck lunches but they dld play games ln Deutsch and llsten to records to 1mprove thelr mlnds Both clubs were under Frauleln Esther W1r1ck s sponsorshlp Latln Club Taklng a cue from the French club the Latln club members chose Inter Nos as thelr club name Members of the club were very busv last fall plannmg for the blg Latln students com ent1on Whlch was held here for the first tlme slnce the war And late thls sprlng Inter hos comblned wlth Entre Nous to put on a dance at vwhlch the decoratlons and floorshow were recelved xx 1th many ohs and ahs Mxss Wlrlck IS also the Latm club dlrector Beverls Peterson was the presldent 23 . . Y . - Y . . . , . . . Q . . . , . . . . , . I . A' . 1 1 , . . , Y . . . . , K . . . u . T . . Y V Y . . V v . Y. ! u as as ,ry . u . . . . . V ' . . . V . , . Junlor Red Cross Members of the JLIIIIOI Red Cross at OHS. a1e elected by the11 home looms to represent them 111 the organ1zat1on Club act1y1t1es axe ya11ed G1ft boxes yy ere fllled by 1nd1y1duals and those home 1ooms desumg to do so These boxee yy hen filled are bent to the needy ch1ld1en IH th1s co11ntry and abroad and sey Q1 al lette1s VNQIG recely ed from Phlllpplne people yyho FGCQIX ed them SC1aDbO0kS yy ere made by sey eral home 1ooms 1n add1t1on to Hllmg the11 glft boxes Mrs FFHHCIS McM1llan school nu1 se 19 SDOHQOI of the g1OLlD Oflicers elected yyere Bob Relschauer presldent Frank Polanclc X108 p1es1dent Helen Antrobus secretary treasurel and Joan M1tchell repo1te1 An all school aseembly yyas sponso1ed by the club on lNoyembe1 13 to acqua1nt the studente yylth the JRC member of yy h1ch took pa1t 1n a drly e fO1 the prey ent1on of tuberculosw and packed C h1 1stmas glft boxes for St Vmcent s 01 phanage at Freeport Art Club The Art club started off the school year yy 1th a bane That bang was a masquelade ball held on October 11 1n the g,a1ly deco1ated neyy gym Th1s dance yy as only the first of a long, l1st of thmgs that made the Art club one of the most act1ye g1oups IH OHS th1s yea1 In December the club accompamed by Mrs John Hoff the ady1sor and Mrs H D Andereon y1s1ted the Art 1nst1tute 1n Chlcago to y1eyy the col lect1ons of Engllsh pa1nt1ng,s by Hogarth Constable ind T111 ne1 on d1s pl ly thele F1om helc they yyent to the t1y1c 01361 1 house to sec the moyle HQHIX V Latel on 1n the season a Chalk T1lk yyas IJIQSGHJCGC1 to the club by MISS Cd1OljI1 Schobe1t Regular meetmgs yy ere held at yy h1ch pamtmgs a1t1sts and othel artxs t1c mterests yy ele d1scussed and repo1ted upon and pa1t of the tlme yy as spent 1n drayymg and pa1nt1ng The1e yy ere about tyy enty fiye members and dues yy e1e tyy enty fiye cents per semester Oflicers elected fO1 the yea1 yy ere P1 es1dent B1ll Hossack X106 pree1 dent Bob Xocum sec1etary treasure1 Pat PQIIX p1og1am chauman George Heth publ1c1ty agent Genola Jo Belhose 24 l . 1 1 w ' T 1 v . 1 1' . 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The Buccaneer Breathes there a man w1th soul so dead who hasn t turned around and Sald When IS the Buccaneer commg out? The people most llkely to have an answer to that questlon thlS year are Mary Armstrong who kept thmgs under control as edltor ln Chlef Joanne Wolfe who handled the feature edltor s Job Jack McG1ll and Earl Fr1bbs who took care of the sports end of the sltuatlon Desplte the feroclous efforts of M1ss Doty and the staff the Buc dld come out late a few tlmes The Buccaneer had a lot of new talent th1S year and a plan was devlsed to provlde ed1t1ng experlence for next year s staff On the whole they dld pretty well The Senlor The yearbook w1ll never be out on t1me' All durmg the year that pla1nt1ve cry could be heard lSSl,l1I'lg from room 607 MISS Phyllls Doty s stronghold on the thlrd floor of the new blllldlllg Th1S cry wasn t entlrely the fault of the carefree staif Cthey ll love me for thatj but-er produc tlon dlfflcultles hmdered them all along the way Setback after setback occurred but d1d the staff glV8 up ln d1sgust NO' To break the monotony the staff sponsored an assembly m February Wlth Buc the Bookworm playmg the starrlng role Buc wasn t really too enthused about the whole thlng' because he became Very deflated as the assembly wore on A dance was the project early 1n March Wlth Don Radle Joanne Wolfe and Jack McG1ll pI'OVldlIlg the entertamment floor show that IS The Chlef decoratlons were the small plctures of semors grouped to form the words The 1947 Semor 25 - 1 ' cc ' ' 77 ' 1 1 . 1 ' ' 1 1 . , . . . . 1 1 1 1 ' 1 . . . . . , , . 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' 1 . . . , 1 n Q u n , , , -' , . u ' 11 Poseidon Club Every Wednesday afternoon the members of the Poseidon club twenty girls ln all swam under the d11ect1on of M1 s Virginia Fedosky The girls chose a theme for a water ballet wrote the script and directed it themselves producing it for public approval on May 14 It was some thing to see Any g1rl in school was eligible to try for Poseidon membership if she passed a test and was passing in three subjects Executives for the year were Dede Godfrey president Barbara Varland vice president Mireille Schneider treasurer and Beverly Carl son and Sally R5 an historians Bowling League one of the local alleys for three weeks At the end of that time eight teams of five members each were organized into the actual league which was sponsored by the GAA Ten more girls were subs for the year The league under the instructions of Miss Mandi Youmans bowled every Wednesday after school at four o clock for twenty one weeks February 14 a specially picked team entered competition for honors in the GAA state telegraphic bowling tournament The local girls Joan Vallat Nancy Hoxsey Mary White Ida Zuccarini and Dixie Chalus placed third with a score of 1991 Joan Vallat bowled the third highest single game in the state It was 198 Both the team and Joan received awards presented at a banquet held May 21 Here are the oflicers for the first semester Thelma Kellogg president Betty Saager secretary Marie Boness V108 president DIXIE Chalus treas urer They were followed second semester by Marie Boness president Patsy Jones vice president Lillian Russick secretary and Dolores Batls t1n1 treasurer 26 l l W - , Y. . , .n . .S . . . U . . G , . y . y . n ' ln 1 : , . : J ' i 9 i ' 7 , . .. . C In September O-High girls interested in a bowling league practised at 7 . . . , V! 7 . I . i l . , 7 7 7 7 7 . . s : , ' 3 y i a ' 3 1 ' . . : , 3 i I 9 ' 5 J Q ' , . GAA Softball League GAA GAA at OHS was reorgamzed IH 1945 w1th an enrollment of eleven glrls Thxs year the roll swelled durlng two membershlp drlves totaled seventy five GAA IS sponsored by the glrls physlcal educatlon depart ment and 1n turn sponsors all g1rls athletlc and recreatlonal act1x1t1es outslde of class hours Mlss Maura Conllsk Mxss Mandl Youmans and MISS Vlfglnla Fedosky are the club advlsors Members of GAA attended a playday at L P and one at MOFFIS and financed heart examlnatlons 1n January for all members and prospectlve members In March there was a state telegraphlc basketball basket shoot lng contest 1n whlch Ottawa took thlrd place 1n 1tS d1str1ct April 11 was Famlly Nlght And at a mother and daughter supper 1n May state and local awards were presented to glrls who had earned them The officers for the year were elect d after a vlgorous campalgn last fall They were Clara Orblnl presldent Betty Saager V106 presldent secretary O Club The O club has twenty fixe members who meet sometlme durlng the first week of every month An eatmg club the boys haxe two DICHICS ex ery school year and refreshments are serv ed at the meetlngs Durmg the last school year the O club earned over 35900 whlch was used to purchase a football scoreboard To earn th1s ln part they spon sored the sale of popcorn potato chlps and candy at all home football and basketball games They also brought the Harlem Globe Trotters Hawauan All Stars Kansas Clty Stars and the House of D3X1d basketball squads to Ottawa for a benefit game proceeds of whlch were applled on the scoreboard Officers are Presldent John Suehr N106 presldent Duane Palmer secretary Dlck Claus and treasurer Bob Rosendahl 27 . i . , A . L . . , N - . . , . . - ' 1 . , . . . V u, , , L n K I 1 4 I A : . . .. , . . , x ., - I , ' 1 9 . . i 1 '. ., . 5 , V. - . 3 Kay Harbeck, secretaryg Marle Boness, treasurerg Dlxie Chalus, recording u V X V . . . ., . , as ' u , Y V - ' Y , . Y . ' 1 . - U . . , . ' I ' 7 ' ' . T L , H - . , L., L, , n Y n' sr , . A 1 ' , 1 ' - N , 5 , I , - l Hlghwaymen To the theme of Body and Soul the ten piece OHS dance band popu larly known as the Hlghwaymen beat out rhumba rhythms and waltzes music both sweet and hot This band played for most of the lnformal school dances throughout the year If you were in a dreamy mood there were always numbers like 9 20 Special and for the Jitterbugs was that ever present Annu ersary Song Clt s a Joke son 'D Who were these great maestros of music? There were Lewis Olmstead leader and Wayne Butterfield They handled the sax and clarinets Leon Gonigam sat 1n with sax to help out In case you re wondering hes a Marine vet and former member of the band In the brass section were Dick Sheffel Bob Coats and Hank Leander with cornets Herk Lelx and Gloria Sanderson was at the piano The only trouble with the H1ghW3ym6H th1s year IS that we didn t hear enough of them' Lheer Leaders Cheer leaders for this year were Joan Ahern a senior Jean and Jane LEWIS Juniors and Marge Dekreon a Junior New cheers were introduced and were used at basketball and football games With the help of the Pep Squad they rooted heartlly for the teams Our four cheer leaders deserve a Vote of thanks and a lot of credit for helping to lead our teams to vlctory this past year 28 l ll 7? ' - , - ' 7 7 n Kc . . 1 ,, n Q ' 1 - ll ' 7 77 7 ' . , . L n - . , , . I . . . . , . , ' 2 ' I I- ll sa ' ' 7 7 . 7 Bill Klee with slide horns. Chuck Zimmerman beat it out at the drums, and . . . . . , W ' , ' 9 1 ! Y D . ' . , . -Que.,-, The Band Tum te ta dum dum dum de dum te dum Such reverberances as thls could be heard 1SSlllIlg from the band under the dlrectlon of Mr Arthur C Hentrlch The band members slaved long cold hours last fall so that we could enJ oy those very n1ce formatlons on the football field The band also played basketball games Durlng the sectlonal basketball tournament the band put ln appearances all three nights Thls year the band was really a club with officers The executlve p0S1 tlons rested safely 1n the hands of LQWIS Olmstead as presldent Marge Blecker VICE president Ida Zuccarinl secretary and Ralph Olmstead treasurer The executlve commlttee conslsted of Wllllam Klee Russell Danner Wayne Butterfield Alex Bower and Henry Leander Some other actlutles IH whlch the band partlclpated were the V F W Amerlcan Legion Army day and Memorial day parades glrls gym exhlblt mllltary exh1b1t and the circus held ln the new gym The annual concert always a highlight of the year was held before large audlence In the front lanks were drum majorettes Marge Blecker Mary Jane and Dorothy Ann Grlfiith Gerry Foster Pat Jessen and Patsy Jones 29 li lf l T 1 host to the De Kalb band when they entertained here at the De Kalb-Ottawa , '. ' ' , s a Orchestra The thirty-ninth annual concert of the high school orchestra, under the direction of Mr. John L. Hoff, was presented on Friday evening, March 7. Selections included numbers from light opera, marches, and overtures Mr Hoff yy as assisted by II alien Klugman violinist and Barbara I1 yy in plan t Barbara thrilled the audience yyith Llszts Hungarian Fantasy Way ne Buttei field yyas at the second piano Members of the orchestra are Violins Warren Klugman Gordon Loyy ery Allen Boyyermastei bass yiol Leyy IS Olmstead clarinets Wayne Buttei field Robert Sei by Patty Hays Bey erly Folte cornets Richard Sheffel Robeit Coats baritone Bonita Duffy trombones William Klee Keith Sayyyei piano Barbara Iryy1n snare drum and tvmpanl Charles 71mme1man bass drum Gene Bartlett bells Mary Cole Orchestra Glee Club Concert Program Land of Romance Oy erture Ge? ald Fra ee Tl-II' ORCHPSTRA 1Cl t I' ll La Pampita Tango VI llbur Chenou ef THI' ORLHPSTP R h rl She I Sari Waltz CFrom the operetta Sari J THF ORCHESTRA Vo al Solo The Big Bass Viol LEWIS OLMSTI' AD l th Black Eyes CConcert Transcriptionj 'II-II' ORLHFSTRA lV l Tenor Solo Kal Ah Loye But a Day fbi Ecstasy DOIN IROBI' A 0 E' Kalman M T Bohannon Harr1fHo1l1ek 21529 H H A Beach Walter Morse Rzlmnzel Song of Loye CFrom Blossom Time D Szqnzund Ronzherq PHI' ORCHI' STRA a Winter Song Frealerze Field Bullard 1 Keep in the Middle of the Road CNegro Spiritualj Arr by Marshall Barfholonzeu THI' BOYS CI FF CILB a On Wings of Song Felzt Mendelssohn 1 Strange Music fFrom Wedding Day in Troldhaugen bv Edy ard Grlegl Arr by Wlllzam Stzckles 'II-IE FIRLS GLEE CLUB Violin Solo Llebestraum Franz Lzszt WARRFIN KI UGMAN IA A Pretty Girl is Like a Melody Irzznq Berlzn S MAII' QUARTI-'l 1D l M rtl tt ITHI' BUYS KI PI' CI UB a A Broyyn Bird Singing Haydn Wood 1 Rain PearlG Curran THI' CIRIS SPXTTFFE B tyV Cl ta M yAnWlth Sa C a Thank God for a Garden Tev esa Del Rzego 2 The Night Has a Thousand Eyes Noble Cazn THE CIRLS CLEF CLUB a Sylyia Ole1fSpeaks 1 Pirate s Song fWords fi om Treasure Island by Robert Louis Stey ensonl Freeman Hzqh THI' BOYS GLFE CLUB Soprano Solo Medley of Light Operatic Arias SHAROIN IINDSAI 4A a In a Monastery Garden Albert W Kefelbeil 1 The Sleigh Rzchard Konnt PHI' MIXPD VOFXI PINSPMBII' B d Ac r CI a The Lord s Pray erl l AIbe1tHau Malotfe J Nocturne Zdenko Febzch THL FIRLS GI FF CI UB I2 1' Piano Solo Hungarian Fantasy Franz Lzszt BARBARA IRWIN a d th 0 he t th Wa n Butterfield at econd plan 30 v Y . Wy' I ' . . . I Y. . c I I I, I I I , I , , - . . . . . , U . ,, IS . I I I . v Q y ' 'Q N . . . I . l I , , v v , . - I ,' . ' , , a K v A r v v v 1 A Y v V v u . 1 I v . . ' u v A v I Q I ' v l 1 - . K v A - v . 1 K n v ' y v . . ' I v' . ' ' y 7 ! 7 ' n 7 ' ' A u 5 . , J s K K v y ' 1 ' ' I Z r I 4 9 I ' II' ' arinet solo-f Wayne But er I0 f h ' 7 ' - -I I ' II' .A lCornet solof ic a 1 I, ffel - an 'rr . . . . . . n . . I c - I I ...... . . ' I I am e rchestra ty x A . . Q n 0 u A Q . ' I I I II' io in solof--VVarren Klu ani , '- I 7 , . . 1 . . . . I . , I , I I . ..... I I I I ' I I I ccompanist--Robert Koeppel , as , , - va ' I I . . . I I K Q h X I II i ' y 1 vw . V. V I I I I I I I I I K J I . . . . . . . .' I ' is ' , ' ar ' .I v . q s u u s u 0 . . ' . I . . , K . W' A u n c 1 u 1 u Q a 'I- I ' I ' ccompanistfBarbara Irwinl Y . . . v I Q . . t I V .... . . . I Il ,I I 0 H. .'. I I I ' on ,robe, Jack rGill, Gene Ba e . Lewis Ulmsteanb am I I ' I I I I I K Q Y . . . I . . . . . . . . I. I fl Q . . . . . . . . . . . . . I I . ' r I I II I I ' T ' I- et ' an ' eave, Sylvia Mat -s. ar n a er, Joanne I hen, Mary ole, Margaret Metzler. lAccompanist--Gretchen Beedl K IJ . . . . . . ' . K l Q I . . . . . I I I Ii' I 1 4 . . . . . . . . . I K J ' ' . . . . . . - v , za rs I I 7 I . . I . I . . f . I I' I Y . . . . I I ' S ' ccompanist-Barbara Irwin? fl 2 ' . . . . . . . . . . . I I z ' I .' I .I I I 'I' I I If -- overly Peterson, Gloria Sanderson, Miriam Iiirlwlkraut, Gcnola Iiellrose. Don Grohe, Lewis Olmste' fl. Gene Barlett companist eMn ' Io el 7 I f Il . f , . . . . . . . I, I ' I ' I I I I 1 Solo-Beverly Pe e sonl W 1 n n Q n i ' FI ' I n e rc s ra, wi y e s ' o At the State Music Contest at Springfield Boys Clee Club The club novy numbering twenty dlrected by Mr John L Hoff partlcl mted IH the orchestra glee club concert of March 7 New thls year the OHS Male quartet assisted 1n this part of the pro gram N ocallsts in the quartet are Don Grobe Jack McG11l Gene Bartlett and Lewis Olmstead Members of the organization this ye r are Gene Bartlett Wayne Butterfield Jay Dwyer Alvln Eastman Jack Feehan Don Grobe George Grover George Gurney Warren Klugman Robert McClelland Jack McG11l Charles Munks Jack O Connor Leyyls Olmstead Robert Reischauer Art Relllev Bob Rlchey John Vatsula Marty Wilhelm and Don W1lly The accompanlst IS Wavne Butterfield Girls Glee Club The maroon robed chorus IS under the dlrectlon of Mr John L Hoff Gretchen Beed IS the accomnanlst Members are Joanne Bahen Gretchen Beed Martha Beed Genola Jo Day Ethyl Dodge M1r1am Elchelkraut Beyerly Folte Caroline Formhals Dorothv Gerdlng Anna Belle Gibson Joanne Gorbett Betty Halterman Anna Mae Harne Florence Hayes Patty Hays Barbara Irvym Norma Johnson Patsy Jones Mary Larson Sharon Lindsay Ferne Locke Lay onne Massuttl Sylyla Vlattes Dorothy Metzler Margaret Metzler Norma Moore Shlrley Ann lyelson Audrey Nicholson Dorls OLeary Marilyn Palmer Beyerly Peterson Colleen Rellley Lillian Russlck Marge Ryan Sally Ry an Glorla Sanderson Nancy Schneider Wilda Thompson Betty Thumm Mar JOFIQ Tvyohey Marie X ancena Betty X an Cleaye Mary Ann Walther Joan Watts Jacquellne Wilcox and Ida Zuf'car1n1 '31 N . . Q N , 9 Y . r Ya I - - 1 l 'I' . Y L K. . .L - , . . . ' l A 7 7 7 ' Y ' a : , 7 Y 7 7 7 7 D 9 I vs 1 ' v 1 , Y. . . . , , . . , . , V 7 D ' 7 ' 7 7 ' ' 9 ' : 7 1 7 Bellrose, Shirley Bixler, Rita Burke, Esther Chapman, Mary Cole, Margaret .,'7 .Y ' Y l Y v v 1 7 ., 7 ' 7 7 ,Y . 7 7 .Y ' Y v, I uv' 7 v 7 A A 7 ' Y ' 7 .av A 7 L 4,77 7 Q . Y Y. Y Y , K L , V L L , V , , L A , . , Y ,. . , Y . Y , V. A Q up , .L N , N , v . ,V ' 7 Y tv! A U ' 1 ,Y 7 V .Y 7 L s A .v 9 ' 9 .v v 4 ' ' ' v Y ' 7 v 7 v Y ! . ' 7 '., . . Y ,, Y Ensemble Girls Sextette This year the girls sextette vt on first place at the sectional music con test in Joliet and a third place in the state meet at Springfield Their songs for the contests and the glee club concert were A Brown Bird Singing and Rain The group also sang for commencement The sextette was composed of Betty Van Cleave Sylxia Mattes first sopranos Mary Ann Walther Joanne Bahen second sopranos Margaret Metzler and Mary Cole altos The accompanist was Gretchen Beed and the director was Mr John L Hoff Mixed Fnsemble At the Joliet Sectional Music contest on March 29 the mixed ensemble receix ed '1 first division rating. Everyone was proud of th lt' so on Hay 9 the ensemble went to Springfield to compete in the state music contest. There they were rated in division three. The group also presented selec- tions at the glee club concert and at commencement. Mr. John L. Hoff directed the ensemble members who vsere Beverly Peterson Gloria Sander- son sopranos' Genola Jo Bellrose Miriam Eichelkraut altos' Gene Bart- lett Lewis Olmstead basses' and Don Grobe tenor. Mary Cole vs as the accompanist. 32 'B Mllltary llfllllllafy was agaln under the d1rect1on of Mr Robert McKay Cadet Lt Col Duane Palmer was the reglmental commander wlth May Jack Ahern second ln com mand and Capt Louls Bowman adjutant Flrst Battallon Maj Don Grobe Capt Tom McCague lst Lt George Grover lst Sgt Tom Gerdmg Co A Capt John Suehr Co Sgt Don Chalus 2nd Lt Claude Begum Sgt Jack Clark 2nd Lt Don Radle Sgt Tom Schaefer Co B Capt Wayne Cava naugh Co Sgt Don Plerson 2nd Lt Frank Polanclc Sgt B111 Bradlsh 2nd Lt Dave Knutson Sgt Lloyd Chalus Second Battallon MaJ Bob Langer Capt Joe Ganz lst Lt B111 Sanders lst Sgt Emmett Dougherty Co C Capt Bob Rlchey Co Sgt Dean Rlley 2nd Lt Louls Martln Sgt Jlm Sesslar 2nd Lt Joe Honer Sgt Marshall Mc Intyre Co Sgt Jlm Dougherty 2nd Lt Clare Serby 2nd Lt Wally KIS tenfager Sgt Jullan Chalus Drlll Squad Thxs year s Dr1ll squad was composed of fifty members Duane Palmer and Bob Langer were the drlll masters BeS1d6S performlng ln the annual m1l1tary revlew they were seen at half t1me 1n several basketball games the St Bede football game and the Army day parade The members recelved red shoulder patches and whlte gloves and belts to dlstlngulsh the un1t Many new drllls were lntroduced by the mlhtary lnstructor The group met 1n the new gym to drlll an hour and then went swlmmlng or played basketball Durlng the basketball season a team was organlzed and played other groups after the dr1ll perlod Drum Corps Th1s year s Drum corps was composed of th1rty two members At the beglnnmg of the year seventy slgned up for the orgamzatlon but tryouts dlsquallfled many The umt was agaln lead by Cadet Capt Jack McG1ll alded by 2nd Lt M1ke Forbes and 2nd Lt Leslle Flske The group secured new lnstruments lncludlng elght snare drums two bass drums two palrs of cy mbals and twenty four bugles Mr Arthur C Hentrlch was 1n charge of the muslcal dlrectlon and Mr Robert McKay was ln charge of the mllltary dzrectxon The corps appeared first ln the Army day parade then ln the mllltary review and finally ln the Memorlal day parade 33 , ' C O , . . 3 9 ' Y 9 ' 9 A . , . . : . , . . 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L I . , . .. , . 4 lglllg, applazldea' assemblies, 35 and dances, and plays Assemblies Scheduled assemblles meant that you wouldnt have to prepare one assignment for the next dav But a couple of urpr1se assemblles were sllpped 1n by the student body On the pay assembly docket were included the Wade quartet musl clans who presented the1r show under great dlmCUltl6Q all the llghts in the auditorlum refused to go on L E Jones dlscussed the atom bomb but It IQ st1ll way over our heads The bird circus scheduled for April 1 was not presented due to the loss of all the feathered folk 1n a fire which burned thelr traller home And the last performer w as P1an1st W1ll1am Hacker who recelx ed the The yearbook staH came forth wlth a promotlonal assembly and then on November 1 three bl1nd Mexican boys presented a musical program And who could forget the big rally we gave the football team for w1n ning the NCC champ1onsh1p The day after that a male quartet from Carthage college made muslc The comblned Glee clubs gave thelr annual Chrlstmas program which always leax es the audlence feeling mellow On January 14 Gltta Sereny spoke to the students Those are lust a few There were other assemblies called for lmpromptu speakers And there were pep assemblles and mov1es But the toppers were the CIXIC Council s slng and two weeks later their memorles assembly Not to be outdone on May 2 the senlors gave theirs It really brought down the house So much for the entertalnment world 36 I . 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Dances Dances are one of the chlef forms of entertalnment for hlgh school people and th1s year s dances were successful Somethlng really dlfferent 1n the way of dances was the first one of the year for whlch all were anxlous the Art club s masquerade ball Many queer costumes were seen that evenlng of October 11 The cafeterla was the scene of the formal sponsored by the semor class on December 30 Small Chrlstmas trees and xarl colored streamers and balloons and mlstletoe were used as decoratlon Tables were placed around the edge of the cafeterla where cokes were served durlng the evenlng Flfty couples attended Two free annuals were gn en away at the yearbook staH s dance whlch was held February 28 The Hlghwaymen furnlshed muslc from 8 30 un txl 11 30 The opportunlty was offered to all attendlng the dance to wln the1r 1947 annuals by guesslng the ldentlty of three promlnent students VOICES The annual Mlhtary ball sponsored by the Oflicers club headed the llst of soclal affalrs agam thlS vear The date was March 28 and excellent muslc for danclng was oHered by Johnme Kaye s orchestra The gym was decorated as a m1l1tary camp Joe Glallombardo former Blg Ten and Natlonal AAW tumbllng champlon pres nted a very novel floor show dxs playlng h1s tumblmg ab1l1ty w1th the use of a trampollne Nmgun Chlcle OHS s Spamsh club sponsored a dance Aprll 18 The Hlghwaymen agaln played from 8 30 untll 11 30 A Pan Amerlcan day theme was used 1n decoratlng Flags from the Pan Amerlcan countrles dance sldewalk cafes '1 long tlme 37 was presented and club members explalned and demonstrated La Raspa a m0VlHgM8XlC3H dance ln whlch everyone later Jolned The annual Sprlng formal rates hlgh on each student s l1st of fa vor1te dances and thls year It proved very successful Decora tlons lncluded a troplcal beach scene whlch hung at the west cnd of the gym The Oll palntlng was done by Arthur H1lp1pre Hundreds of stars hung from the blue streamers whlch formed the false Celllllg' A Hawauan theme was used and many flowers were made by Home Ee club members to add to the splendor of the1r On May 23 French and Latm clubs got together to sponsor an all chool dance The Hlghvsay men played for attendants at the Then came the Prom Junlors who sponsored the dance and asked the senlors to be the1r guest were busy as bees for a month before the dance prepar mg and planmng for thls was one dance to be remembered for Lastly came the Exam Bust held thls year on June 3 . ' 3 , L . c . . . V . . , , .- . . Y . . 7 .- , . ' 1 . Y , . . r . . , - . . : . . . . . . . , , . . , . 7 ' 7 . . U . . , . . . . , ' Y . Q . y ' V y ' . . , . . 3 7 ' ' I 1 I . - 3 hung 1n the gym. A floor show 5. ' x ' as L 1 ,, . . l A 7 7 , ' 1 Y . 1 x x ' ., . L A u ' ' . , y . . . . . , 1 7 . l . ' A' L. m r -Q . . ' v - , . U 1' vf 1 .77 0 . 1 ' ! w 1 ' 1 . u s, ' . y - I' , ' . . L. . , 7 ' w . . First Night The first night of one-act plays was full of surprises. Dede Godfrey, as a lovely bride, explains her predicament to Bob Langer, Marge Biecker, Bill Eichelkraut, and Wayne Butterfield, while Don Grobe, the bridegroom, hunts for his collar button Not in the picture IS Gloria Sanderson In the next scene Bill Hossack smiles his pleasure at the success of Clay Court a comedy in rhyme And down below Miriam Eichelkraut tries to hypnotize Barbara Irwin while Annabelle Gibson Joanne Wolfe Helen Antlobus and Pearl Johnson look on w1th mingled amusement and skepticism Next Bill Klee as the cannibal chief goes bei serk while Lewis Olmstead looks on in amazement The play was The King s English and the rest of the cast lncluded Bevel ly Peterson George Gurney Leslie Fiske Frank Polancic Warren Klugman Roger Hilton Jack McG1ll Delbert Battles Jerry Nelson and Bob Oberstar The fifth play presented bv Miss Isabella Sanders senior English stu dents was Drums of Oude a drama with a high degree of suspense In the cast were Genola Jo Bellrose as Mrs Jack Clayton and Duane Palmer as her suitor Captaln Hector MCGFGQOI Other parts 'were taken by Bob Purcell Jack Ahern Joe Honer Don Radle Norval Johnson and John Suehr '38 Second Night All was in an uproar in the dressing rooms backstage at the second night of senior plays. In the top picture are the make-up artists at work. Off hand, We would say that the group in the center section was just glad that The Case of Private Johnny Doe was settled. The first scene is in a military hospital where Private Johnny Doe, played by Mike Forbes, has been wounded, and while he is being prepared for an operation flash- backs give a picture of his former life. The play was very effectively staged by members of Mrs. Dorothy Rotter's senior English classes. We get an audience squint in the bottom shot of Mr MacRae Shannon s class play The Empty Gesture Not pictured are the plays Sightseeing De Luxe and Yes and No Ciwfpmm J mba-na 39 . . . , C6 Y? - , . ' 64 ' , ' H sc I U -.. N 9? 5 2 ,f h7' :Ni t 1 V . l t . . Q. 5 . A ' -' L'-4 .r - 9 I At the top and from left to right we h ve Keith Fry and Tom Schaefer washing windows in 607 Tom doesn t look very happy does he? Believe it or not the next three are the Andrews sisters Bob Yocum Bill Hossack and Bob Oberstar This is one of our favorite pictures Lewis Olmstead doesn t seem to be paying much attention to the song that Sylvia Mattes is singing but no doubt Henry Leander and Wayne Butterfield will profit from Lewis instructions In a tropical setting the conservatory 05 the biology lab We find a number of explorers One of the musical groups which gave so much pleasure to the student body this year was the boys quartet composed of Don Grobe Jack McGill Lewis Olmstead and Gene Bartlett. Two new stars in the OHS entertainment world are Carleton Hampson and Mary Jean Mickles who made their iirst appearance at the Art club masquerade. 40 On the end Jack F1t7patr1ck reeelves the free throw trophy On top lb a gang at the GAA Famlly nlght Next a couple of merry seamstresses an an lndustrlous group at the llbrary In the mlddle l1ne are shots of the campus Harrlet Godwln s back more lndustrlous llbrary students and three football greats Bowman Schwarz bach and Suehr And don t forget to remember the CIVIC Councll memory assembly The group on the bottom serves as a remlnder And who w1ll ever forget the football llne-the one that held Hall And on the end IS Fern Locke check mg out a l1brary book 41 Senior Oflicers Jumor Oflicers Fmally Buc zs a Semor 42 0 0 0 XX! f and receives his Diploma 455 Ifor me another year rs gone For you four years haye passed It has been a great pleasure to haye knoyyn many of you As young people, you should strrye to contrnue your schoolrng But after finrshrng your school lrfe, you must not shut yoursely es rn, but take actrye rnter est rn all questrons of rmportance You must keep abreast of the trmes Don t thrnk rt manly neyer to complarn or find fault The contented patrent person, yy ho meekly accepts yy hat rs doled out, srghs oy er unplea1ant condrtrons, but thrnks rt rs not hrs or her proyrnce to change them, rs not one yyhom the yyorld delrghts honor There ney er yyould hay e been labor savrng deyrces rny ented or dey el oped rf somebody hadn t been rmpatrent and drscontented and found fault yy rth the methods used Because of the dryrne drscontent of the Prlgrrm Fathers, and because they were the rrght krnd of fault frnders, refusrng to make the best of thrngs at home, they yy ent to a neyy country Amerrca yy ould not be what rt rs now rf the Prlgrrms had been contented and passrye But the drfference bctyy een rust plarn fault frndrng and the do somethrng krnd rs that one set of complarners frnfls fault and stops there The other fault frnders do som thrng to change condrtrons Any fool may comprarn md scold but rt rs the exceptronal person who puts brarns and thought be hrrrd hrs complarnts Translatrng thought and talk rnto actron lrfts the drscontented the lazy , the ambrtrous fault frnders rnto the realm of achreye ment and progress Standrng at the threshold of a neyy lrfe rt behooy es you not to thrnk of y our educatron as berng frrrrshed but 'fo strrye for larger truth and yyrder knowledge Lrfc 15 a battle, and the battle lres more 111 the syyordsman than rn the syy ord May you proye yoursely es Worthy crtrzens of a great republrc, ready to acqurt your sely es Well no matter what may confront you R PARKINISON B Seam? 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' '. 1-2-:s-4. 4 IUI IAIN CHAI US FPA 1 I71lI '-quad 4 Buccaneer 4 Intramural fonfhall 2 '31 mllltarx staff Qc-rszean MONA CLASSOIN p quad 1 2 3 4 Art 1 4 Spanlch 2 3 4 treai 3 Frenc L tln 1 3 Spanwh III 4 The Came- nf Irna e Johnny 0 4 LZ m Khlhlt RICHARD 'NI CI AUS gnu c 1 L. n H4 'I Drum cor s nthall 1 1 h s 1 all tra 1 2 3 4 haue a Ihe Ca 4 of I rnato Iohnny Doe ED CONDRON WILLIAM MICHAEL CURTIN S Beds- 1 2 0 cl b 3 4 Drum corps '34 foot a track 3 4 The Law of Prnate Johnny Doe 4 NORMA IEAN CRANRE wmzI'r12'mcx11t Z MARY LOUISE CUNICO P D quad 123 Buccanenr 'S gym exhlhlt 123 Home Pc smorga lmrd An Fmpty future 4 club 2 3 Drlll iquuri 'S 4 haeehall foo hall 12 hawketball 13 4 tra k I RUSSELL E DAINNER Band 2 3 4 The Drums of Oude 4 M N X DORIS M DAVIS Jr Red Cross Chrlstmas box commxttee 4 Latln I gym exhlhlt 1 2 3 4 The Case of Private Johnny Doe 4 RONALD J DEAN Football 1 An Empty PeQture 4 The Caw of Prnate Johnny Doe 4 LAURA A DE FRAYK Pep squad 4 FAA 4 Latin 1 CHIC councll 34 hovxllmz league 4 gym exhibit l 3 4 Slzht seeing De Iuxv 4 FRANK H DILLEY Cerman 3 Clay Court 4 44 I J V J , I : r' s , : ' . - : ' . 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I PSI IP D FlSlxF m up 4 Drum rrurps Url r fl T Q I ls P ng IQ 'llllxf' PORBI' S Tllnl PUT I IC l lll u x L 1 u K llllx CJFR-Xl DIXIE FOSTER x Q um ll clrum m nun 5: hlhlt 4 ARIO l I'RAN!F'lTl Rauf' mx cv ul uk 1 n xptxi 'M- FXRI W FRIBBS Ccxmer Clurls DOROTHY M-XF FULLERTON Bmxlmg. lL1g,ue 1 55m uchl lt 'P PIHC C-XX C l l l NIONNA If AHF C LBHARDT N mnls x c 0 ml 5 hon mf. QALJH 1 i U FIX l Q ll Hll H1 IOHN S CJLRDINCJ Re-rl Cro s Drlm corps 4 D-rll qu f 7 fl footh y tem 54 C,lav Court An Pmpty Ces urs. -XNNABFI I E CIBSON Q .f -. 1 0 IJ xh Ill' C ORDELI-X C ODFREX 4 r are r ef ru re rnnch A ID lug crmnu Sulm ng 1 r w m LK 111 1 -.tr c cullm. r r :rom upmnntu frlshmm c ah um 11 nam 11 H -XRRIP T C ODW IN 1 nl S l' 1 lrums n uu 49 ,I , I . ' . ll' l rj. 22-35 C'h -ss. l-2-3-42 ' -', l-2-3-11 'll sum . Il: h K'v 's I l'.h, -1. , 2 .X -. 5 ' S'-af ' V I 1 . 4 , K . 4 44 0 vluh. Ci-1: D gs. 2-ii-1. 1'-ut.: Ilr'll fquzul, 1: li 'A 5 rumfvr, 1: fo tlull. l-2-54: trsvk. l-2-fl-13 'l'h- Furs' mf l'ri- N , , 'atv .lnh A' Um-. L , fi 'i ru l: Lf -ttf: 2-3-1: ym ex ' ' , 1-2-3--l. ' V, V 4 . 1 Yr 1 an In liunzulm-r. Il: fn tlzll, 1: tr: 1: X lin j lvsturv, -1. g ,lv ' V' 4 . kr 5' 1 Af A Y. lin 1 -2 , 34-1: The Drums of -. l. ,I 3 ' . J . R if I f . ' ' I '2 I '. : r' '. 'b' . 1-..-3-4. ,, ' ' ' .IOS l ' '. l. .'Z XX n ' . -' liiil -, I 3 llr'll wquzul, I: mil'1:1ry. 1-1 pl. It IA .. ,- J' I I , 'ry in Q- 'V I I . V I , Y , 1 ' v N ' W ' -,fl I . . A . I . '52 ' , 'C ' . . . . . ' I ,Z IN-p yquml. l-2-3-43 SI. sh, 3-4: C'1 'l c u ' l, I g 'l 1 f. W lf -,-l:Th-Fzse fl ':t Jh yll -. 1. v . 4 v 1 A Jr, f s.',1: I 1 'ls al, L-I 3 all, 1: P. A. vs- ,:. 3 ' , ' , 3 -9.-1 2, 4. ,' 5 ' v V 1 v W . . . 4 A A 1 . ,J kk, Jr. Rm-rl C'roNs, 2: Xrt, lp girl. gl-1' vluh, 1-2-3-I: 'I'h z - - J ' X l l - s, I. V X -4 1 A Q Y IH-p squml. 1-2-S!-4: Jr. r-y., 3 F.. 4: J . R l C Fs, LZ, p fs. F - , Ji-1: Isl' , 1-2. sec.: CT '- -'l, 1-2-3: .' - mi f, , In-.'.: 115' 2 h'l 't, l-2-Zi-4: juninr 1-lusx uns.: Th W-l ' '. 4: J ,-S . 1 - At Il: 1 Y'1i, 2 ' M't ,2:j rilr r'H: ' mitll-,IL A I 5 V Av , A I ' P91 squa . 3: Spanish. 45 ' h- J .' f O I-, 1. PEGGH SUE GORDON 1 1101022 3 ome EC 9 sqmc Cn lNNllUE league 4 gwm exhlhlt 1 54 ,, DON GROBE B we Llee club Z 6 4 mlxed eniemble 3 4 boys quartet I squad 00 all ac prea thc enmr class The Vlerlrhng 4 RFNIN ETH C GROMM 437 CEORGE ALLAN GROVER clence 1 Retallmg 1 I tm 1 Speech 1 Rxflel fJlNlC COllIIi'll 4 chr boy glee club 4 Drlllxquad 4 Buccaneer .Z -,port edxtor The Senmr 4 -,port-. fdltor Math 1 treas football mgfr 1 cros country track 4 OH? correspondent for Rep Tlmes 2 3 1 The Case of P xxte Johnny Doe 4 ff GEORGE B GURINEX h 1 Spanish 3 hmxs glee club '34 Drlll Nqua mllltarx capt The lung. -. Pnglwh 4 JV' 4:1511 'M' JAMES HALM JOHN EDWARD HALM Drill squad 3 football 1 basketball 3 'WM BETTY JEAN HALTERNIAN Pemequz-1dZ34 J RICOS '54 Sp h2.i4sec'3 nee pres 4 Latin 1 Cnlc councll 3 4 Evcecutlwe council 4 yzlrlw glee club 1 2 3 4 Buccaneer 4 The Senlor Sr prom committee 3 Clay Court 4 MARILYN HART ome Pc 2 ep squad 1 1 3 4 C A Spanm Buccaneer .3 Qulmmlng 4 The Caae of Private Johnnx Doe 4 VIRGINIA HAWKY IUCILLE HAYES GEORGE O HEIMAIN German 4 Clue council 9 L. 50 2. , I -, .: H , 1---Qig. Pep g- I. 1, 1-2-:sg WA, 3: 5, p I . 1 ,V .V , vu e..3 hs. I ' ' Ar UQ. 7 , '-'- 3 ' . . - 3 '.' . ' I 3.4: Dr'll .- . 4: f tb' , 1-2-3-41 fr k, 1-23 .. of ' Y u ' 1 I. W- ig 7' . '75 ' ' QT 'cg ,Q ,, ' I Y Y 1 A I ' 97.3 Q 1 1-gy. I , : , 52: pres, 1: - S ' U V 1 V4 --I , U' --Y A-,V h , ri: Q., ' T 7 F ' 5 Vg Mat , 1 .T . -2 f . -- : ' 1 fi, 4: 2 'I - . ,7 4 A . 'fi 'Q' A -sm -1 ' . K- - 5 r. ES . r s., ,T 1 I' anis . f- , .' . 5, I , -b I-, 3 y : V V , 3 A Q U- v : . ' - - - - 1 4 . 1 , , 4g J r.- qiffj .' . ' . C ' ' , . G 2' 7 41 ' H Q , ' 2 P V .5 A , -1.- - : ,A . 3: V '.h, 3-4: PNFRETTI HFPINER Pmptw fs'-turn IOYCE WIARIF HLRLO Pr r1uar1I2'3if' A WILI IAM HPYFRS ROf FR H HIITON nw council 4 Phe Ix1nL!'- I'm,l1Nh JOSEPH J HONER ccvuntrx 4 mtrdmura-. ILLIAM J HOSSACR 1 1 dmc: zummlttu ln rdnlurxl swlmmlm, sen Ur r vrom urmmlttu In mm 1 nu I ermdn 3 e D1 squad 4 trac I4 crow l 5 1 The Drums nf Uurle' 1 xlcm wrc m Lx nlnt IIC I B NFRLY IEAN HOUGAS -if mme Fc 'S 1 '-fudrl C I 1 ln IX C av L urt I uncll NI -XRTHA LEE HOWARD 1 PQ r R r ru C GEORGIA A IRX INE tmln 1..wmcK is L 1 nr S 1 nge 2 Pep squad Z 3 4 L m wihlbli 3 1 Slirhi Neflnil I xxc BARBARA IE-KN IRWIN Ns um n Civic upunu I h L 1. QL as S 4 accnmp mls! ur un xl 4 Nc LH' 4 s m Uchxhlt I 1 Amer NI XRGARFI I-XNIIQSON lr Re: tru-. ranch IA HI 'lui' lmxlxl Aw n I XT I IESSEX rrn I' drum nmjurc-ttf Iam jx nlur r rapressnldllwe ol m exhibit -v :Y I 1. A v , ,f.,J An I g I-r -. -I. ' '- 1 . 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JOHNSON Y 1 'TP NORVAI J JOHINSOIN e 'fl Cum council 2 Drum corp'1 4 Drill squad '34 fuk Z 'S 4 M th 1 c Drums of Oufle 1 PEARL O IOHNSON ence 1 Hum Pal Icp q 195 Jr Red Cr'- x L 4 um fx :hut 1 7 'fl 1 The Dfxhhle-r 49 Jul DOROTHY MARC ARE'I IOIINSTON m txhllllf 1 I' VI' RI' 'I 'I' C I' ORC I' JOHNS'l OIN ll -quurl IA'lSYI JONES Home Ifc 4 Icp squdcl 14 CAA 4 Art 1 drum major Q- 12 4 url 1.111 club 1231 Buccaneer 4 bon In lmague 4 gvm exhlbxt 1 6 Cl'n Court IOHN JORDAN Kemper Mllltary school 3 An Pmpty Future 4 'I HELMA LOIS KELLOGG Q lcnne 1 Spanish 2 3 4 sec 4 Cn lc council 2 3 4 L ccutlve councll 4 sec Math 1 bovsllng lcdgue 4 prex Cldv Court I gym fxhxblt 1 3 4 Spanlkh III 4 VVAI TER A KISTEINFEGER Cerman 4 Drnll Qquad 31 track 2 WILLIAM KLEE icxence 1 Spanlsh 2 pref 34 Rzfie P Cum councxl 12 54 chr 4 The Senior 4 The Ixmgs Englxh 4 WARREIN L KLUGMAN Spqmh 34 uce prcs treas C1110 council 12 Hlghxxax mn 1 urchwtra 1234 boys glee club 4 Chrlstmas carol chorus 4 dlstrlct eectxonal 5taLe muglc ponte-,is 3 4 The KIHES Pngllsh 4 DAVE KINUTSON O club 7 3 4 drum corps 9 football 1 2 3 4 basketball 3 4 tr ck 2 K-a' Wu' 52 ,, i 5 :J ' 22 wg J I 'f 513 XVI ' Riflnvc '. -3: ., 5 ' .' 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JEAN LARSON clezue l x xquaxl unlsm ln M'1th 1 Junlur clash reprmentdtne 'S um tXhllJl1. 1 1 Nr prum cunlmlttee 3 Cl is if urt W gb C HRISTINIE O LAWX ER uugy C I Q full 1 nun I1 Q s JEAN E LE BE-XL Home Pc ' lap sqxfu 5 gxm exhibit germs: De luxe 4 JULIUS J LEIX Hlghw lyme rl 54 ml .5 C HARI OTTE IOUISE LFMRI' 1 N4 tl IN L IIIIIHX IM H CIPNNI IOCSDOlN 1 I xrx Sli.-K1 M1 x De uxe GORDON LOW ERE rchestra 1 34 military 34 The Case ul Prlxde Johnny D Q 4 ROSLWI -XRX MAIEFHOFER Home Pc 1 -1 Pep squad 12 3 gym Qllhlllll 1 2 3 4 Hum,- Pc murga borml 4 JEAN NI-XRTIN d ln Math 1 ymrbuuk -A um: m tihlllll. 1 4 Sight een! De Iux I OUIQ C NI -XRTIX lu Ugg lgnca, erm All Drlll -,quam 4 xpty fp Lure 05 ' V Y W ' V V P l l Ari. I Drill Slllill, 3-4: Sigh!-svei if Ile- Luxe. 4. 4 l RNC? 1 .Aj 1 Y 1 . X . A lik A K, Smf: , :- 1 Lat' , 1-2: R'fl1. 2: -'1. 4: 'll ' . E 51- , 25-4g I' bl' sl -15 K, 15 'lv 2-3-, iw-tall . . - ry 1-2-3-4: track. 3-42 I Unis. 3 1 ' l Y. 4. M ' l L 1 . 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Lf' , L, rf BETTY JEAV MATHEVIS ISI ad 4 gym exhlblt TOM O MCC AC UE IIIITX u 4 0 1 r un LUUIIKI Drl JOHN R MCGILL Sl mx h 4 speech 3 program cumnuttee boyz, glee club 1 I 4 UHQ quartet 4 Drum corps I 3 4 drum maJor 3 4 Buccanecr 34 The Senlur 4 Drill squad 34 football 1 7 3 bfwkc tball I track 1 7 mtramurals Z 3 4 The Klng 5 F pll h 4 IXMFS J INICGRATIHI n 0 ms I 0 A I4 tra 1 I r AU, Ioh I 'NIARSHALL MLINTYRE Rifle 2 5 Drlll squad 4 mtramuralb P XTRII IA ROSF MLREX NOI DS JOAN MITCHFLL Home Ifc 4 Home I-4 nmrpn burml 4 sprlny, formal rhr of cecoratlons 4 I 1 11 Rm s 4 scrx Bumaneer 4 1.5 1 hlhlt l 7 'I 4 Slght sulng De I1 xr 4 -Q' JACK MOHI ER ghxx ax mm n ANNABILLLE. MONTERAQTELLI XDLII MUI INAl7I 1 uyx 1 n Xu. M1 In-. 1 DEI AINE IN AL I E 10 115.5 lr ec rm 3 plrlb bdbketha I gym ex nt 1 A1 Ifmm fe mr CILRAI D C NFI SOIN I rum cu 1 rm-.x noun lb -I llltI lYl1Ll!'d s 1 -5 lm. I' xgll h V I 54 - v v , Vey :lu , 3 ' ' ', 1-3-4. 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A J J . ,- ffli'-' mul. 2: U ns, 45 . 1-1, 1 ' . 11,-5 Th- 2' ,g f-7' K K' 5 I1 'E . 4. 'V ANS A A, X SHIRLILH ANN 'NFLSON lu ugx mu n Q N 1 are in u L, 41 1 luuuuer m xx u r pr umnmlltu Nprln mv mil urmmlttu 1 N 4: 1 n 1 Nnmrg. x mrnl ROBILRI I OBILRST -XR H054 1 1 m ms 9 ln ,l'm:1 LFW IS D OLMSTEAD M ith em rox-. HI Hn, xx ag. mux P mud s 0 N 0 me L um m -. 1111 OH nun L S 4 bran 1 nw m e mx ut tum 1 N 4 mm -.xg an xtewtx pres 4 :mor flaw uve pres -.ann r 1 '15-. Q Ing N ngx RALPH W OI MSTFAD iL-XRA ORSINI 1 .11 :rs L ln -l g l ba-. et, 3 4 The Lau of Pl lNdt9 Johnny Doe- 4 DL ABE PALMER IU U25 Clellffe IYTES C ll N JFQS nn 1 L h 1 L U nu 1 une c ucu 1x Luuncl 1 -.1 ufu 5 1 can m uuler 4 u Mat I xlupre-. pthall 1 me lm 1 Hur 'TQ' sv 5-J -, JUANVNII' PARIxI'NIS A Slgm umm, Ye uxe MARY LEE ANINA PATTERSON Monmouth Hugh huol 1 7 S drdmatlc 1 7 3 Pep squad 1 7 4 Art 4 French 4 Monmouth Clupper 1 2 3 new edl tur The SCIIIOI' 4 Girl Re efrxes 1 1 3 dsilstant Illlblllflly Lhr c,.1b1nLt 4 The Lame of Prnfxtn Johnny Doe -I BEVB RLY PETERSON .-xth 1 5 L I-renph 4 pre Un Ln c IJIICII 5 1 sec LKLLIITJXQ council Hlghxxdymen xocallwt -. P 1 y.1rl -.evctnt 1 7 mvced enum P N -t 5 4 dl lr t mctwrldl stite music cc sts 1 1: 7 lnlu Ll us we Nenlnr cn-.-. tum 1 K xgskrgls CUSTA IPAINE PFFP RSONI nh 1 u mn- L n num 0 4 1 m uchllnt C ll FR-KKK WI POL-XNQIC llUlUl C14 s npre kllldthf, 1 J Red Lru 4 X101-' pr 1 nl Squad 3 4 lmry S 4 ecunfi Lt 4 lntrdmurd s U s u n t c ba-.ehall 5 4 The king ull h 4 n m :ty Q u 1 XX II I I-XXI I' POL-XNfIl mthdll t dm mxllmrg lntrdmurxl 50 1 v v v v 1 A A J 1 IS' I fj, 12 : H1 - I-'10, 1-2-Si-4, I r -s. 1: Pvp qquzul. 1-2-3--1, H se-11'-xx' rvl 14 1 mti , -13 'irls' 111 H 'luh, l-Ll-Ci-43 S ' 'Z , K7 :Q my -.-hilim, 1-2-:s--xg Jr.-S . um 1- ' :zz .4 ' u ' -' f' 1 I' r 1 ' ' I-, l-2-3--13 styl- .-h xv, li Ilm n - IC- x fax- + 7' 1 . 1- ,- , lil I fy, 3: SCI fm' -, 1: Dru curl 1-4: Th K g:',' 1 Ish. Q - 1 L I . F V f Y 1 . 2 . 1: Jr. R 'I C rs. 1: Lat' , 1: 'fh ' ' f . 1-L-3-1: ' I. . 1-2-3-4, Ire-s. 1: rchestra. 1-2-3-4: b ys' gl- -l I, 1- , V 2-3-1: ixed ensx-nl -, Zi-4: S 1 1 rt 1, 2-- 3 - 50 - ' ' bl , 3--4: l'.'tr , sa-c ' 21, slut- 1, ' - 1 5 ,, 3-43 JI '- ' jr ' - '- 'l.:.': ThA K' IG l'sh, 4, ' 1 , . J J A nj 7 -. . ,, Peg Suu' I, 3-4: GAA, 3-4. 1 es.: at' , 3 ir s' 'sk lull, ns' 1 V. 2-:ag S ' , 1, 0 1 b. 3.4. 'iw-I 4: j ' A if Fw , Lat' , -2: Spa--c , 32 RiH'. 2-33 'ivic I: u fl, 3-- , 1 - hr, V - - 33 H. -1 L' 'Q - l, 3-4: Dr'lI .'1 1 1, 3-- , 1 z 3 5 ' ' occ Lx. C 1.: f h, . fm 1 , -2-3-41 r - -k, 1 - JN A f , l-ZZ-3 -1 1 vivo-prws. nf ,juniur class: Sm., Svninr 1.13553 Thy r . ' -I 1-N nr. 4 .f le. 4 E I 9- r - Lx L A A I ' 7 1 f f , 1 GA , 31 Latin, 11 , 'I 1-I ' V ' l L J , 1. . 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X L , V , . , 5 I l -cf 'M' 'NORMA REPK -X I ful -1 I4 1 Duc 4r 4 frm hman 191 5 Sn-ht sum I uxc ROBI' RT D RICHF1 A rr ug 1 Il '1 QL J 11 1 ul my u dc ei 4 IX U IIIIN UL PRNI' ST RICH-XRD RII' BI' 11 n1.D I v. ROBILR1 B ROSENDAHI XR BEVERLY J. POSHARD BOB PURC ELL unch xlc umm Drum turns 4 foo J P The Dr 4 K DOB. -XID C1 RADLE 1 l u mu JA L Ja 4 iran Q Jrumx ul Oumlm A 1 Pm: y 1 H -XROI D RAFALSKI H1119 3 4 row Rlfle 5 Drlll squd mtramurxls '14 Nu-:ht sgemg DOI uxc -l B-XRBARA I RALRILK mp 1quarl gym ex lblf I 7 COLLELN M REILLLY 1133.5 Z me PC 12 l-'eb Mudd 1 7 3 r Spfmlmh 34 girls glue club 4 Buccaneer 4 The Senior 4 Llfu Lulr 1 1 ml l 1114 3-1 football ' PHXI I5 XNN ROSLINFEI DER m uchlbxt 1 4 11.3 le sh 3 Slgh fung De Iuxe NORMA ROTH ,.Ll 56 f ,, '11 ' 'f- I ,DL sl , :sg Ci - -il, 21 - 1.-, 1 tlall, 1-2 7 ., j lmfkutlrall. l-LZ: track, 1-Z.: ums mf Jude, 4. 9' I ' 5. 1 1 - 1 . 4 . 2 Dr'l Suu: l. 4: f' 1tl'll, 1-2: bask'tl'll, 1-2-3- g ' k, 1-2-3 5: A A Th- I : ' -. 45 I I 11' Gesturf, 4. ls f f ' A fa, A sa- -, : 1 Jr. R1-l nz 1-z-3-43 ' , : 1 ' .1 -d, 3 l A ' ' 2 24- 1 -. ' 1 . '. . . ! 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J , 4. . , K . i HELEN RUBENAKER r uad 34 treab 4 CAA 3 Jr Red Crow 3 Latin gym eKl'1lblI 5 4 HOVVARD RIJSSILLI S ht stung DL luxe 4 WILLIAM SANDERS u :Ill Q.- GLORIA JAINE S-XNDERSOIN C erman I Latin 4 pr Ute pre-. 1 4 Highway nun Y? 4 girls glee club 7 5 4 girl-. be xtet I ' mixul ensem x L gr S 4 Dlknn mllslL fistlval I The Wuldlm., I ELE -XNOR F S ANITUCCI Blu 45,5 em luad ll 3 4 Spnech 1 3 Buccaneer gym exhibit 1 '34 Sight seem!! Do. Iuxe 4 cr NIIREILLE L SCHNEIDER t'll'ulL1dli I 34 aenlor clas-. representatne 4 Jr Red trea-. Jr Sr prom Lommlttee I Math I Clip Lou t -XINNI LOUISE SCHOMAS lUOL,y P :nd m ex nut 7 n hm future 4 The Lase uf Prnate Johnny Doe 4 .af WILLIAM R SCHWARZBACH 1 erman :ru foo ba 5 4 basketball it tr tk If '14 Ihe Law of IFIVICQ Iohnny U01 4 WILLIAM SCOTT Drill squad 4 military P34 FPA 4 xr-porter CLAIRE E SERBY Drill :quad 4 lntramuras 4 J -XNIES R SESSLER Spanlbh 34 Latin 1 Speech 3 Rifle 2 Drill squad 34 The Drumb of Oude 4 HELEN SPIROS Home I-c 4 Pip squad 3 4 gym exhibit 1 Z J 4 Hume Ll. nmorgasburd 4 An Empty Gesture 4 57 I - ' ' 'Y 'AY' A'-il L , N ' I I Peg su I .I - . 1 : L . : . - : ' .35 E- l . , .- . L R l ' V A , x W v 1 : . I M VT V 5- .fig -J f -' - I .' '. . A 1- ew 1- Y v . Latin, 1-21 Ilrill squz l, CI-43 t- iis, 4. .- M ,. f , t y 'f' 1 v Y ' H ' z f' f 1 , 1-g-:- g if -A , -gg ll-, I of , . 1 ' I . . . I , 'l ,2:P1sL , -'--: ' , -1 ' ,4I ' ' '. A ' . -2-.- 3 -S ' - A A , . , ' - A K s, A V. l 2' - I' ll ' . -2-3 - 1 ' ' ' -' ' ' ' , 1 . I Cross, 4: Spanish. 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JKT LLSIE TUCKER Ptp squad 1 style Shun gym exhlblt 7 Empty Ceqture 4 GLORIA UI LRICH uugg 7 .3 me PL as Imxxllng leapzue' 4 gxm exhlhll 1 Z I4 The Case nf Irn le Johnny Dos 4 BETTY J VAN CLEANE lr et L ub 54 glrlh :exte :I 4 Lhrl tnm Ldro chorus 4 lIlSlI'lCt sectional btate music cunts-sts 3 4 Slght eum. De I uxe 4 WILLIAM PRYOR VAUGHN A hlancl Hlgh 5chuoI Ml:b0UTl 1 2 3 Art 4 58 4 1 I J V' S'-i-ure. 1: Img. xrlw 'IuI1. 12: ' t ' mls, 3-4. I O I .'-I-4, pres. 2 :1' . I A . -Z.-H 3 b'II ,ff wx 5 1-2-:s- 1 rac , -- -1- 1' f .4, -.1 ' A , A I L 1 4 -1, . 3 Iill , 2: S . 1: H 1 EC. 1-2: ' UI 2 I, 2-3-4 ,K Lat' , 3: Ci'ic c urcil, l-L-I 3 ' ' I -'L-rue, 3 . ' -: 'Win' V' A im: I Lux -, 4. , G Alllg V' .': '1 iw, 1: Rifl , 3: Yu: ri s N . VI. I V 1 , J : ICC, 3: Pm squad, 3-1: ' 1 -xI1'I' , -2-3-4: 1 IIA .gg 'QV V ' Sr 4. - 1' ' I ' ,, 1 Y Y l5: II g,,3,.': I Girls' III ' 'IL4I. I-2-3'-13 Ye: M -zu g Na, Al. Y. , Av I A ., 1 . 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' - .' vgjll, S i- ir' ' A Y l ' W., ,,.- F. 6 S ' . v ' . . -Y -I - 2 v n -fx., I V: .f l ROBERT DEAN WAC GONER mance 4 Drum corp MARX ANN VV-XLTHER tp squad 7 O A Y mn A - 1 g w am h III I Y LIL KEITH XVEXK AND I h 11 ure' L x 1 Snln 1 Sueme I Jr RuIKru I In N Q Lluh rm In 1 EVELYY WIQKS lionmerc 1 L,yl'llQXI'1lbll l ORRIN B VVILEY kelball 1 lx RONALD -X WILSON ,- ix, JEAN WOLFE limlogy Home c N Jr 11 Lru gxrlw glee c up JOANINE C VNOLFE Biology uma L J 4 1141 Jr mm ru liuqumecr S -I feature editor 1 The bznlor 4 1.5 m lhll Ir Sr prum QUFIIHII ee Ihn Ddbhle-rs C -YIHERINE WRLCR ROBLRI H XOCLNI .A I tres I I x 1 U ou I Ir Nr prom Lllmhlllllf' -.L nur nlulu cunlmllue JOIIN NI IIDOXK I Rl Hllx IIJ-X I llff -XR NI 4 nu 1 S I 1 n4 Ur - Q1 1 i JUN Ill L llL I Q J ht IYH., Un I uw 59 V 1 1 Y , ' A I S 7 V I S. 2-3. V ,Q 3 ,vn- P- .- - , I-41 'A , 1-L-4: sv 'S , -11 bm 1. 1-21 hw. If trz, 2: g:irI:' ul-e club. 3-4: irlx' se-xt-t. 4: .' mmiuz, 43 j -. H , Sp 'S , -I. - 9 . 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FOOTBALL In the 1946 season an experienced Ottaxxa High school football team coached bx M1 Homer Hankenson and hls asslstant mentor Mr Gllbert Ioxe made h1sto1x bx xxmnmg the filet undisputed North Central Confer once Cli9.I'I'1D1ODSl11p SIHC the inceptmn of football as a varsltx sport at OHS The Bucs sta1ted out the season xxlth a host of lettermen a backfield xxith speed to burn a hard charging lme and ample leserx es W1th these assets the O High elex en crushed all NCC foes xx 1th a chain of SIX consecu tlx e trlumphs Hovx ex 91 the1r bullmnce xx as somexxhet sullled bx three losses to non conference foes The OHS f,,11dd61S xx hose line boasted only a 167 pound ax erage found themselx es heax1lx 0LltVNQlgliCd 1n most of then games but thls lack was b ilan ed bx expernnce and Good COdCh1Hg' Th xcailx season opener against La Salle Peru s Cax allers was played xxlthout the serx1ces of Ottaxxa s ace back John Suehr xx ho was 1ll The L P stalxx arts mamtained a IIHX oxer the Plrates chalklng up their thlr 13 0 I oss to Streato Ottaxxa xx as held scoreless for the only tlme durlng the season 1n the cond game vxhen the Pirates 1nx aded Streatol and vxere repulsed 13 to 0 bx the Big 12 Conference champions Txxo xx eeks after the Streator game the Plrates exploded ox er the Dixon Dukes 26 to 0 1n the NCC opener Ottaxxa pushed the XlS1tOI'S all ox er Ixlng field fo1 S1Xtx minutes Wlth Suehr counting txx1ce Schwarzbach 1nd reseixc Alde in X easx tallx mg once Thex re Off The Dlxon game had furmshed the spark that set off a red hot Plrate elex en and the next xx eek the Bucs administered a 49 to O pastlng to the De Kalb Barbs on the losers field Assumlng the m1en of a human ball of fire John Suehr rocketed ox er for th1 ee touchdoxx ns in the first four tlmes his fingeis touched the ball and Ottaxxa coasted the rest of the xxax 1n the xx ake of h1s flxmg heels Knutson s maglc toe experlenced 1ts most lucra t1xe ex enlng bootmg SIX consecutlxe extra polnts stralght betvxeen the up11g,hts IH SIX chances Third Stralght Ottaxxa contlnued 1ts pace agalnst Stelllllg the folloxfxmg Frlday nlght xx ith a 34 to 6 Wlfl oxer the Golden Warrlors on Klng field Paced bv Suehr s txxo tallles the Bucs bounded ox er Sterllng 1n easx fashlon L L 62 . . , . , M' 1. 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Beat Princeton Although the Bucs as a team xx ere perceptlblx off top form they notched up thelr fourth stralght VN1thOLlll too much trouble at Prlnceton 21 to 6 lt xxas the usual storx Schxxarzbach Suehr and Riley made the markers ind Knutson arched ox Q1 the conx BFSIOHS And Then The Big One The Ottaxxa team had been gammg momentum as thex breezed through zll comers 1n the NCC and xx hen the date for the annual clash xx1th the Red Dex 1ls flom Hall had rollcd al ound both team xx Cl e un efeatecl and tled fol Inst place ln the conference and each quad had reached 1ts t p folm In xx hat vxas unquestlonablx the best game plax ed bx an OHS gfld team IH manx seasons the Bucs xx hlpped Hall on the Sprlng Wallex field 7 to 0 fJlTLl'lS1X elx OHS xx on on the thlrd plax of the game a 44 xard touchdoxxn pas from Schxxarzbach to Suehr Put the factor COIltI'1bLlt1Hg' most to a Pxrate X1CtO1X 1n thc furlouslx plax ed game xxas the magnlflccnt stands of the Puc forxxald xxall xxhlch outcharg d a heaxler Hall lme xxhen the SIX tlmcs after the 7 0 count had been obtalned the Red Dexll stalxx arts pounded to xx1th1n hftccn xards of the O taxxa goal and SIX tlmes thex xx crc h ld on cloxx ns and stax ed off Durlng much of the second half the Hall men xx ere camped 1ns1de the Ottaxxa 20 xard strlpe and xx ere stopped three tlmcs less than a xald from pax d11t The Plrate backs xxere lcnderecl xnt lallx lneffectlxe bx fumbles bad punts and nea exhausclon It IN dlfficult to find SllD6I'l3lflX es lor the l1ne plax 1n those sm goal llnc mds The xlctolx xx as the result of long sesslons of plactlcc and sn alt cf achmgg but cx en m ne of the raxx courage of elex en xouchs xx ho xx anlcd iboxe all else to xxln F5 1 4 1 y ' v v . , . 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I . 1 3: -F 9 N Nlerrx R0mptoT1tle The Ott xxx 1 26 to O tllllmllh ox er Cereseo txxo xxeeks latel although CllHCl'1lI1f., the fii st NCC' cloxxn in OHS hlstorx xx as a definite anti cllmax Quehl xx ound up his high scoung caleer xx1th txxelxe mole po1ntQ to his credit and Schxxaizbach the xx 0lkl'i0lS9 of the O Hlgh g11dde1s rex ealed one of his best peiformances scoring txxo touchdoxx ns If Onlx If onlx the season had ended xx1th th Geneaeo game thlQ xear S football the fans the coaches all xxcle satlsncd xx1th the season But the Bucs Iimshed the11 football caieels Nox ember 16 on Klng field xx1th a cold rain bc itlng 111 the11 faces md on the shoit end of a 15 to 6 Qcoie xx1th St Bcde of Pe1 u The Bedans led 6 to 0 at the half and IH the thud peuod Suehl and Knutson xxele 1n1u1ed and lemox ed fiom the flax A blocked punt and an lntelcepted pass accounted fm eight mole Bruin po1nts IH the final stanza Ottaxxa s onlx scoie xx as tallled xx hen Schxx H1 zbach batteled through the Bedan clex en fol 6, xalds on the game s longest lun THE 1916 LHAWIPIONS ARE Johnnx Suehr One of the most b1 lllldllt scat backs the P11 ate captain mlseed the tl f1d1t1onal battle xx 1th L P bet muse of mumps and then bounced back to punch ox ex elex cn touchdoxx ns in SIX confcl ence games and to lead the Bucs in SC0l1I1g as they iomped ox ei slx NCC foes Clex 91 open field 1unne1 the cu1lx han ed left halfback IX 61 zged elght xalds pei txy and crossed the goal thiee tlmee on luns of ox 61 50 xalda onlx to hfzxe each tallx nulllfied bx penaltlee Agalnst De Kalb Johnnx shot ox 61 for thlee touchdoxxns on the hrst foul tlmes he carvled the plgskm IH the nrst qua1te1 64 x - ' I N 4 l I 5 'F ,Qc -510 f 9 ' - 56 LX rl ,V-f , 'fl 1,1 A - I .xx ,,': A li 3 A , 1 z 'z L ' 1 1 Q ' ' Q ' ', f y , , . . 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L. , . , . my Dv c , B1llSchwarzbach Voted most xaluable bs hls team m'1teQ the hard lunnmg hald blockmg fullbqck mlled plaxs and Qhaped the strategy that led the Buns to the tltle He smashed mto the l1ne fm an axemge of 4 7 yudx pen t15 md scox ed our lone mdlkel agunst St Bede on A sheer de te1m1n1t1on 63 x nd lun B111 s pdsslng hgured he ullx ln the Ottawfx offen sue md he xx on the Hall game and wlth It the NCC tltle ulth a 44 ward touchdown p us to Quehr xxhlch Co uh Hank latm descllbed as a perfectlx executed pl u Schualvb ich s defenslxe play ax l1ne backer wx 'ls tops Ed londron The unsung., helo of the tltulfu team Ed was a tldYlSf6l' xftel hls sophomole sen fl om St Bed He bcoled one touchdown and bole the blunt of the Buc offense Ed who was exceeded ln hls speed onlx bv Suehl uns one of the dependable blockers ln the Buc backheld Dick Llaub The 142 pound qufutelback DIOY ed a dependable ball h mdlel m thg lfTlpOltdIlt qudrtelb-uk posltlon of Coach Hankenqon Q T fOlITl'1tlOI1 Lttack Dlnk called slgndls for part of the season and plaw ed hls best game at De Kalb Dave Knutson The blg., 200 pound gemal Plrfxte xlght tackle accom plwhed the Lll'1l1SLll1 lmem ln s feat of SCOl1Hg 18 polnts Dfne s talllee xx ere fuquued thlOLlf,,h the perfolmmce of hls educated toe whlch booted thlough 18 out of 95 attempted com ers1ons Duane Palmer Plax mg ught guard next to Dfue Doc fo1 med a part of the Sohd buck wall xx hlch bounced off C1 prexlously lrreblstlble Sprmg Vfzllex attack 1n SIX m xgnlhcent goal lme stands J'1ck Ahern Jfmck sun ed one touchdown on a pass fxom Suehr and ex hlblted good defensn e plax throughout the beason The lanky Buc end was paruculalls adept at breakmg up long sweepmg end 1uns whlch aluavs folm a Qemous menace Ioule Bow man The lanky 152 pound pn ot man for the P11 :tes made in mdomxtable l1ne bdckel xx hose defensne plax was mx xluable especlallx w hen the Qhlps vsele down Lou s lack of w Qlght was compensated by ample hlttlllg, pow e1 and coulage and offensn ely the sllm lad uae an ldeal center In one game he dlsplfu ed 16ITldIkflb16 alertness and ball havwkmg, by recox ermg three fumbles It h xppened to be hls blrthday Bob Rlchex As left guard for the Bucs the bulky Den Pdlk llneman plfu ed fx rough md hfud chfugmg tacklmg brand of football throughout the seaqon UnqueQt10nably one of the most outstandmg lmeman m the con felence Rlchex s defenslxe dbllltx was best demonstrated m the tltle de cldlng match xuth Hall of Spung, Yallex xx hen he broke up one Lrossbuck plfu after lIl0th9l dllllllg the SIX goal l1ne stands of the Buc forward wall Jlm Doughertw 900 pounds transferred to OHS last year Wlth Ed Condron Hemx BongeQ and othere from St Bede left tackle and for a few mmutex m the confelence hmshm f Genegeo tllt fullback known mdels to students 15 Polk offensnelx vers aggreqslve defenslxelx sheer dx nflmlte teamed xx 1th Knutson to folm the best palr of tackles m mam xears Don Grohe Although not a regular thls xear Don proved to be one of the moQ.t hald XNO1klHg' and legular p1act1c1ng of O Hlgh S champlon xar Qltx footballels Dons p11nc1pal attrlbutes were hls uelght and qulck xtartlng 3bll1tY Bob Rosendahl The mlghty m1te of the Bucs Row started the first game agfunst L P m place of Suehr b t 111 luck had ma1ked the speedw OHS back md he IQCQIX ed nflught but bloken rlbq for hls labor The m IUTIES put Bob out f0l half the games and durlng the remalnder of the season he xx IS lltemdted mth Suehl and Condron at the halfback p0Slt1OIlb Dean RIIEW and Don Chalus-The only palr of Junlore to earn posts on the fust str mg Rllex and Chalus xx ere elected by then' team mates at the concluslon of the sefison to be the hrst co captams IH the hwtory of the school toz next y eal Rllex started the season by playmg left end but later Nhlfted to qualtelback sn hele hls ball halldllng fsklll could be more adx an tageouw to the team s defense Chalu then started at left end untll a late season 1n1u1x knocked hlm out of actlon 'md he yy as replaced bv Leonard PHSSIHI dnothel 11.111101 In the last two tlltS Rllex alternated betw een end and qualtelback 60 ' as , , rs Y ' T . v c A, ' n - 1 1 . 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BASKETBALL Plaxmg 1ts second season xx1th Coach Gllbert Loxe the Ottavxa Hlgh School Basketb1ll te 1m ended up the season vxlth a xv1n lose l6COld of 15 9 much bettel than ax 91 age -X te 1m abot ndlng xx1th experlence and leserxe th1s x ea1 s Bucs shoxx ed flashes ot excellence 1n upsettmg some of the tough 61 teams of th1s alea of the state Ottaxxa nnlshed fourth ID the NCC xx 1th a o 3 lecord The OHS xa1s1tx xx ent all the xx ax to the nnals of the Stleatol reglonal betole belng flattened by then t1ad1t1onal foes VI rse1lles xxho th1s xear took three stra1g,ht f1 om Ottaxxa and vxas one of the Sxxeet Slxteen teams 1n the state hnals at Champzugn The seasoned plax els on the O H1gh xars1tx xxere at the11 best under plcssule and accomphshed the lncledlble feat of snatchlng elght of then Thcx Cl10DDCCl only three closc xcldlcts a txxo polntel to Bataxla and txxo he ut breaklng one point m111,1ns to Hall toxxnshxp of Spl lng' Vallex Season Record Ott 1xxa 44 Ottaxxa -13 Ottaxxa 39 Ottaxxa 39 Ottaxxa 26 Ottavxa 29 Ottaxxa 40 Ottaxxa 51 Ottaxxa 41 Ottftxxa 42 Ottaxxa 07 Ott 1xxa 51 Ott 1xx 1 Am I eglon 43 I a Salle Pel u 35 M l1S81llE-BS 46 Mendota 30 Seneca 25 Rock Falls 40 Stleatol 50 DIXOH 50 Stl eato1 45 Prmceton 41 MOIIIS 35 Sterlmg 26 Ottaxx a 47 Ott 1xx a Ottaxx a Ottaxx f1 Ottaxx a Ottavx a Ottavxa Ottaxxa 33 Ottaxx a 36 Ottaxxa Ott'1xx a Ottawa 29 Bat 1X ld 49 La Salle Pe1 'u Geneseo 26 llrlfll sellles 63 Hall 41 St1eato1 45 St Bede of P De Kalb 38 Hall 37 Sel ena 37 Nexx I1 k 47 Vlarsellles 51 41 e1u 9 ' s 2 z Q s ' f - .' - ' - , , . . . 1 . G A 2 1 , . . Y v ' 1 v 1, 1 , 1 1 1 1 - v ' a 1 ' -1 . - . S 'Lx I 1 l v ' 'S ' L' , v' , 2- . . ' Y. , v v w it v ' ,, 1 K c -1 uv 4 - ' - kv' tv v ' . 1 v xkwkx 1 , I 4 .Ai . 4 H l 4 L1 I I . v hfteen victories by txx'o points or less, four of them by a single marker. xv . y . . K1 1 v X - ' , kv, 1 Y - ' - - 1 v'. v ,E . - . , ' X- ' 2 . ,-' L. 4 V Lv ' K 1' , v. ' 1 2 - 2 'z . , f' 2 ' - ' z '- 1 ' - 1' ' - ' Q 2 ' 60- -1 - - '- ' - fa .7 1 . ' ' 38- J . ' ' - 'C 43- 4 , I Q- . . V 401 f - ' 3 1 49- ' ' ' - ' ' ' ' 41- . ' 3 . fi . I . V I - C , 1 ' . V 541 . ' ' - 1' . C ' 49- 'z ' P ' - ' -1 J s 66 Tvso more pomte added at a thmllmg home game In the bottom plcture 67 there's a tangle with Morris-with Dave coming to the rescue. GTK fkwll Y s. nl ,is TTAW S hq,p,l THE 1946 47 BASKETBALI SENIORS AND REGUI ARS Dick Claus-forward Claus was a consistent scoi 61 clever ball handler and passer and a dependable defensne playei In one of his best games against the Sterling, Golden VS arriors Dick totaled up nineteen points Dick was the big., gun of the Pnate scoiing attack Bob Rosendahl ioiward Rosendahl possessed one of the best basket eyes on this yeai s Pirate quintet The shoit ag iessive forward was equally capable offensu ely oi defensix ely and his high aiched one hand shots will long be iemembered Bill Curtin-centei Curtin s height and leg spiing natui ally placed him in a position to beai the brunt of the Bucs iebounding sy stem but big Butch had a natural talent for swishlng buckets too He tallied sex en teen points ln his best game at La Salle when he counted on nfty per cent of his shots Loule Bowman center Bowman alternatln with Curtin as the Pirate pivot poster pioved an excellent rebounder and a good shot Louie also played guard frequently especially duiing the early pait of the season Bill Schwarzbach guard Schwaivbach displayed the same fighting stamina on the basketball couit which was evident in his aleit football play ing Sharing with Cuitln the iesponslbilitx of snagging iebounds Bill became particularly adept at bieaklng thi ough the center fo1 one hand shots Dave Knutson guard Knutson alternated at guard wlth Schw ai zbach and played center fo1 a shoit time Big Daxe was an excellent shot and better than aw erage ball handlei Don Radle guard Radle play ing at the flooi guaid post was a good play er starter and a fine shot His defensive play was also very dependable Bob Langer and John Suehr foiwards. Neithei Suehr noi Langer was out for basketball throughout the entire season and both saw limited action. Langer was very fast and a good ball-handler' and Suehr w ho was kept out of all but one game because of illness was the fastest man on the team and an exceptional ball-handler. Dean Riley and Jack Fitzpatrick-guard and fo1 w ard 1-espectix ely. Riley and Fitzpatrick although only juniors both won positions on the first team. A very accurate shot Riley led the team in sco1 ing many times and was the spaikplug setting up many of the play s of the OHS cagers oiense. Fitz won the free throw trophy and was noted chiefly for his phenomenal fancy ball-handling and defensixe ball-hawking. 68 Qpalhu. It s a Jump ball agalnst Splmg Valley Heads up as Dlck Claus shoots a flee thlow M01 1 ls contest The Jay Vees tangle wlth De Kalb fol possesslon of the ball J V Football Wlth prom1ses of g1eat expectat1ons for hlgh school football fans ln two yea1s the Ottawa 1un1or va1s1ty 11d team th1S wear completed one of the most successful seasons 1n many 578318 for a f1osh soph football team The O H1gh undelclassmen under the d1rect1on of the11 amlable mento1 Coach Charl1e J Al1kon1s conquered all opponents 1n ten stra1ght w1ns to w1n the North Centl al conference 1un1o1 x fxrslty champ1onsh1p g,1v1ng OHS a monopoly of NCC football honors The Jay Vees were undefeated untled and unscored on 1n conference play although four touchdowns were tall1ed agamst them 1n non loop games vuth Streator and La Salle H1gh schools Season Record Ottawa 13 La Salle Pelu 6 Ottawa 28 Ste1l1ng 0 Ottawa 19 Ottawa 34 Ottawa 34 St1 eato1 6 D1xon 0 De Kalb 0 Ottawa 47 Ottawa 27 Ottawa 21 P11nceton 0 Mo111s B 0 Geneseo 0 1 Y T, 1. . l gn. . J 4 . , 4 I n K 1 S 1 I u . . . ,I , L. , , , .u , o K. . n l i i , - Ottawa 19-Morris B 0 Ottawa 21-Streator 14 ' ,,' cc as ff? 1 '15 , ' .5 t 'f '70 J V Basketball The Jay X ee baiketeera under the d1rect1on of Coach Homer Hanken Qon sparkled moat ofthe seaqon and copped the NCC flag eas1l5 xx 1th a 7 1 record The Jumor xarslty was unuauallv tall Wlth sex e1a1 regulars up Ward of SIX feet and thelr almoat complete control of reboundi won nu merous frays LEW 1 1 I , . . . 1 L K, - vi Y 7. - . , . . . , . . V , . , L ' A . -I ll ix? gi T v L a fa 'fa by '. ' ,N , ,, o I' Lk-IW b-Di OE to an out of town meet Lower left IS the x arslty team At the rlght the J V conference track champs The J V s really cleared the field 1n the football basketball and track thls year The varslty sent one man John Suehr to the state meet where he scored 1n broad Jump OHS vson track meets over De Kalb Hall Streator Granvllle M01 r1s Mendota Princeton and La Salle Peru Buc looks ahead wzth the Senzors ibut not serzouslyl 44:17 I 5 2 ' 5 TO 6' SEQ . , . 735 Class Prophecy Jack Ahe1 n Successol to Mlke CToJol O Connell Joan Ahern Hollx xx ood 2000 Helen Ant1obus Slmmermg mx b1a1n to be another Hal Box le Barbara Baker Head H001 sc1ubbe1 at the Greasx Spoon LOIS Barnett Jo1nt oxx nel of Lobo s 1955 Che1xl Bal ton I shall go East but not to studx Deloles Batlstml Onlx the Shadoxx knoxxsl Delbert Battles Lhmchllla and mmk ranch Hardmg Ill B111 Beck Asslstant graxe dlgger under Roger Hllton Claude Begum W1th1n the next txx enty years I hope to be a gl eat busmess man makmg m1ll1onsl Genola Jo Bellrose Chlef xx ater glrl complete xx 1th brass teakettle Max mcukee 1nn Culx er lWll1t31X academx Culx Q1 Ind1ana Marge Blecker Champlon figure skater 1n 1950 Vlarx B1ederman Teachmg, 1952 Bob Bond Makmg 1l1X1Ilf:, for C llllS1I1fOl0I'c1d0 1951 Jacquelme Bo1land Chlef d1shxx ashe1 at the G1 easy Spoon QC and H J Alex Boxx 91 Someone doesn t knoxx ' Mavbe make a m1ll1on dollars too Lols Boxx es Prlx ate secreta1x to an unmarrled doctor LOUIS Bovx man Presldent or owne1 of Bovx man s Department sto1e 1955 Ed Burke Burke McG1ll Car1oll brevxerx Marx Burr D108 glrl at the Greasx Spoon CC and H J Way ne Butterfield N U then max be forty three more y ears of school Pete Carretto Bartender at the Flammgo John Carroll Co oxx ner of the Carroll Burke McG1ll brewery John Castclll Presldent of the Ottavxa Ice and Fuel companx m 1960 fB1llPolanc1c X106 D1 esldent J Wax ne Cax anaugh Presldent of Federatlon of Organlzed Batboys 1952 E1leen Chalus For me for Pete for ex ermore Jean Chalus Oxx n1ng a grocery stole ln 1950 Jul1an Chalus Proprletor of E Flx nn s Cnot Errolj Pool hall 1955 Utlca Mona Classon Hat check g1rl at the Greasv Spoon CC and H J Dlck Claus Oxx ner of Claus Cloth1n store 1n 1957 Ed Condron Half 1nte1 est 1n the C and H Worma Jean Crank Mx surname to a Ford B111 Curtm Sheuff of La Salle countx 1n 1950 Russell Danner Gomg to Alaska 1n 62 Dor1s Dax 15 You nex 61 can tell ' Laura DeFrank M1ss Bovx le1 of 1951 Jack Dean Place Kmg field somet1me 1n the futule xxatchmg OHS beat the LP Jmx Matt Donohue Partnershlp xx 1th Rabs 1n the D and R lounge 1n 1950 James Doughertx BOUHCQ1 IH C and H fCond1 on and Hartj tax ern M 1rx Ann Dougherty My l1fe xx1th Butch and C 'J a success Pat Doughertx Kllrox s asslstant M1r1am Elchelkl aut Chlef xxmdoxx xx asher at the Greasy Spoon QC and 14 w vw 1 . 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Wllllam E1chelk1aut A good mechanlcal englneer fOl some LUCKY companx SXlXl3ELlt1S F F A OttdXXdOl bust Flxera FIOFIHI Teachlng et G I s W anda Flshbuln Futule oxx ne1 of l'ldITIlJLl1g61 lnn Don Flske P1opr1eto1 of slot I'I13ClI1IlL sX ndlcate Reno 7 come 11 Nex ada NI1ck FO1b6S Head bal t6T1ClE'l at C OHGIOH and Hart tax ern fGreasV Spoonj 1901 Gelaldlne Fostel B F W iB1ll s tuture xxlfej Arlo F1 anzett1 No comment' Earl Frlbbs Amb1t1on to make an easx 11x mg Dorothx Fullerton The xx orld s champlon tx p1st Joseph Ganz Be a draftsman before the end of tlme Nlonna Gebhardt Head xx a1tress at the Greasx Spoon CC and H J Jack Gerdlng DFIXIHQ., a xx 1nn1ng mldget 1n Callfornla Annabelle G1bson 1900 as medlcal doctor of obstetrlcs xxlth a certam red head for an omce nurse Coldella Godf1ex F M P H F f' F E IVI Peggx Gordon The ass1stant to the asslstant asslstant of Kllrox Kenneth G1 omm Watchlng Ottaxx a beat LP 1949 George Grox er Talent scout at the G1 easx Spoon George Gu1nex Draftsman 1953 John Halm Jan1tor of the Greasx Spoon VIar1lx n Hart Half lnterest IH the Condron and Hart tavern Lucllle Hax es X housexx lfe to a xerx xx onderful fellovx George Helman W1cepres1dent of World Wlde Arch1tectural assoclatlon 1n 2001 Exerett Hepner Half 1nterest 1n the root beer stand fxvlth Marllxn xxorklngj Jox ce Herzog Patlentlx xx a1t1ng for mx sallor to come home W1ll1am Hex ers Deslgnmg atomlc 3L1tOmOb1l6S 1960 Roger Hllton Best man at Marge and B111 s xx edd1ng Joseph Honer 1902 Chlcago Cubs here I come' B111 Hossack Eatlng frled bantam at the Yocum s house 48 Bex erlx Hougas Caeh1er at the Greasx Spoon Vlartha Hoxx ard To become elther an 1nter1or decorator or a model Georg1aIrx1ne F F A Barbara Irxxln 1900 Stlll attendlng the school of hard knocks lKnoxj Margaret Jameson Go Out Where the West Beglns next fall Pat Jessen D F W Donald Johnson To be as handsome as I am rlght noxx Norx al Johnson To keep out of room 000 fo1 a long tlme Pearl Johnson Manager of the G1 easx Spoon Dorothx Johnston A Job at Block 8. Kuhl s bx Julx of 1941 Ex erett Johnston Japan bx 1948 Patsx Jones Bllllfl a home tor the FONIA presldent that IS Iohn Jo1 dan Nlght xx atchman at Stephens college 1n 48 Thelma Kellogg Operator of a bus llne betxxeen Ottaxxa and Hardlng Ex erx othe1 Fr1d'1x nlght fol all OHS students lnterested 1n the Hardxng ances IU U' Y' lf' . . ., ' Y' ' ll T J V I . li J I 4 ' n p,L'n ' V -- . ' 1 1 ' , 1 Y ' s v - . ' - .i ' ' . ' .' v v Iv . v l v ' l ' '- . . I. . . ,. . .1 . Q i ' v y . . uv- k , Q Betty Halterman-Kindergarten teacher, 1953. I ' j - ' . ' - . . . ur 5- . . . . ky . l 1 5 I r I ,A Y . 1 l V l , I , . . . . ,Q w , 1- l l , . L V - . . . I Q 1 . - ' . ' : . Y . T ' , ' , v V V' ,xv -1? ' f 1 A' Y - S' , . '... 1 ? vf V ' 'M v y- . ' C Lv ' ,- - 1 Q- 8. ' hw ' ' Wally Klstenfeger Vlce pres1dent of the Bachelor club B111 Klee Flylng around the world ox er both poles lnstead of at the equa tor 1960 Warren Klugman Chlef engmeer for the Catch em Mouse Trap co1 pora t1on 1n 1960 Dax e Knutson Gladfelter Sz Knutson We Plant Any thlng Tom Kossarxs Ah' you d be surprlsedl Bob Langer Member of Dax 15 C up team of 1900 Jean Larson Plano player at the G1 easy Spoon Chrlstlne Lawyer HOUSQYV1f6 for Bob IH Colorado Jean LeBeau My pr1x llege of makmg Ottavxa s xx omen beautlful Charlotte Lemke HHDDIHQSS lust plaln happmess' Glenn Lodgsdon To tlavel fox sevexal yeals after graduatlon Gordon Lovx e1y In pal tnershlp w1th Rosle Rosendahl 1n the Jlffy fJeepJ Cab companv wlth statlons 1n Chlcago lNexx York Los Angeles and Cucomunga Pay as you enter Rosemary Malerhofel P F W Jean Martln Tower s model 1957 CThat s a pun son J Betty Mathews Gomg to be a housexx 1fe Tom McCague Playlng, YVllll'l atoms electrons neutrons and protrons xy 1th Mr Bohannon 1n 1960 Jack McG11l C19 Drummer at Condron gl Hart tavern CGreasv Spoonj C25 Burke McG1ll Carroll brewery Marshall Mclnty re Becom1ng r1ch easy Patrlcla McReynolds Waltlng for my Dream Prlnce to come along Joan Mltchell Famous cook Adele Mulmazzl Stenographer 1n some office Delalne Nagle J F W Shlrley Nelson To Each Hls Own Robert Oberstar Manager of Sears Roebuck 8: Co Lewls Olmstead Sax player at the Greasy Spoon Ralph Olmstead Alaska huntlng xuth Russ Danner 62 Clara Ors1n1 Drs A Berger and G Ors1n1 at your serx ICG Duane Palmer Palmer Sz Knutson surgeons and undertakels fSomeone to cox er up my mlstakesl Joanne Parklns Secretary to some rlch Nevx Yorker Mary Lee Patterson Walk1ng Klngman gym catxxalk xx 1th E1 me E1n1e Aussem that 15 Bex erly Peterson Slnger at the Greasy Spoon QL and H J Jeane Peterson Clgarette g11l at the Greasy Spoon CC and H J Frank Polanclc Plesldent F W Woolxxolth companx 1970 Wllllam Polanclc VICE presldent of the Ottawa Ice and Fuel company 1n 1960 CJohn Castelll presldentb Beverly Poshard To own a beauty shop Don Radle Pr1nc1pal of OHS 1951 Harold Rafalskl Trax ehng salesman Cvyorklng through La Sallej Barbara Ralrlck To be a farmer s xx lfe Colleen Rellley Head ln deslgnlng fashlons for movle stars Norma Repka Operatmg a rest home for run down typlsts 76 I . 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Robert R1chex Goto college and play football Ernest R1ebe C hlef soda 1erk at B1anch1 s Robe1t Rosendahl Jlffx Cab companx Oxx ne1s LOXXQIN and Rosendahl We haxe the most up to date statlons Chlcago New YO1k Albuquer que San Franclsco VI1am1 and Grand Rldsle Clean 1est moms Phx ll1s Rosenfelder To become future M1 s Rlchal d DeBe1 nard1 Jane Rossxter D1 Belger s and Dr Ors1n1 s asslstant Helen Ruben lker C F W W1ll1am Sande1s Member of the Daxls Cup team of 1990 Glo11a 'ianderson Bat glrl for the Chlcago Cubs Eleano1 S21HtL1CCl F101 ence Nlghtlngale of 1950 NI11 cllle QCIIIIGICIQI F1 om the WdlCl0l f to the Autom at Ann Rchom1s Asslstant to KIIFOX s asslstant B1llSchwarzb ich Retlred bachclm 1960 W1ll1f1m Bcott P farmer ln 1952 C l xre 9e1bx Professlonal bum NIa1x1n Sk1nnc1 Truck drlx er 1950 Helen Spuos Thunderblrd shop Albuquerque New IVIQXICO Joe S1 sn1ck Doctor of SCIQHCQ 1n ten years W1ll11m Stoppe Haxe mx own buslness IH mechan1caleng1nee11ng John Suehr Rose Bowl 1950 Bob Thom 15 P1essm1n at the Dfuly Republlcan Tlmes Hazel Thompson To hax e a good 1ob1n a few x ea1 s and to take a tF1IJW9it Bettx Thumm W1th1H ten xears to be settled down IH a home l1ke brother B1ll s xx 1th a man llke Lucllle s John Tlmmons Half lnterest 1n the Ford Motor companx bx 1951 Lols Trumbo South Amerlca w 1th Lo1s E EIQIQ Tucker B F W Glorla Ullrlch Just a l1ttle leprechaun' Bettx I anCleaxe Work 1n some firm as a tx pmt Vhlham I aughn SIHCB I m from MIQQOUFI too Id hke to plax the Mxs SOUF1 Waltz for Mr T1 uman Robert Waggoner I hope some dax to be a MAN tall dark and handsome and to hax e plentx of monex and LIFIS I guess that 1 all ' WIHIX Ann Walther I prophesx that ten xears from now I w1ll be a florlst xx Ofklllg hard on mx firat m1ll1on Lx le W ex gandt I prophesx that I w1ll somedax be selllng shoes 1n Denx er C olorado Fx elxn Wlcks D F W Orr1n B W1lex I prophesx I ll be dI'lX1I1g the Wlodel A 1n 1959 Ronald WIISOH D1tchd1gger 1948 Joanne Wolfe Tan Joanne and her Maglc Fan Chlcago Ill Robert H Yocum Amerlcan Bantam f1ssoc1at1on p1es1dent 1951 Iohnnx Zxdow To thoae xx ho knoxx me to become owner of the NVallace Palnt stoze Qome dax 1n the near future 1999 Ida ZLICCHTIHI Just xx altlng for mx soldler to come home 77 . , . 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T9 Class Wlll Jack Ahern Mx hurdl1ng ab111tx to someone vxho doesn t need anx Joan Ahern Mx extra credlts to mx x oung brother Jack Helen Antrobus Doc Palmer to one xx oman Barbara Baker Hamlet to mx brother Paul Lo1s Barnett To Mlss Conllsk I leaxe my last package of Dent1ne she LOVES gum' Cherxl Barton I leaxe my dancmg to anyone xx ho can make good use of lt Delores Bat1st1n1 I w1ll my blology credlt to Ronn1e Weeden Delbert Battles I vxlll my O1dsmob1le to M1ke Wlley ln case h1s Model A lax s an egg B111 Beck Mx chess sk11l to Mr Al1kOH1Q Claude Begum I vx1l1 to those vxho need lt mx vxax of gettmg along xx 1th all the teachers and my knoxxledge and understandlng of mathemat1cs Genola Jo Bellrose Mx loxe of athletlcs to mx brother Bob xx 1th vx1shes for success I also leaxe the Saturday nlght pool games to our happx llttle fam11x Margaret B1ecker I w1ll my pep to some lZ1I'6dJ1,lH1OI' Mary B1ederman My books to scrap collectors Robert Bond Me to Chr1s Jacquellne Borland Mx membershlp 1n the FOMA to anyone xx ho vxants to Jo1n Alex Bower I w1ll to anyone the halloxved seats Whereln I spent my many happy hours LOUIS Bowman I w1ll my place 1n the locker room to mx x oung brother Mary Burr Mx two fingered typmg technlque to some poor Jumor Wayne Butterfield Accompany1ng the boys glee club to xx homex er gets It Peter Carretto Leax e the Adm1ral mx gun John Carroll I w1ll mx drags xx1th h1story teacher to Mlke Marm1on John Castelll I w1ll my track ab1l1t1es to Bob Poggl Wayne Cavanaugh My golden engraxed pexxter shaxlng mug to Sxxen Carlson E1leen Chalus I w1ll my r1ght arm to MISS Fa111ng Jean Chalus I w1ll my seat 1n Mlss Fa1l1ng s room to some unsuspectlng Jumor Jul1an Chalus I leax e my green Bulck to Mlss Doty for her short errands Mona Classon MV mother as chaperon to any one vxho wants to haxe a party Dlck Claus I leave mv forvx ard pos1t1on to B111 Bradlsh Ed Condron Another happy year of math to I lnce Lyons Norma Jean Crank Mx dark locker to someone else Mary Cumco The school to Don CUHICO to carrx on vxhere I left off B111 Curtln I leaxe my llf-31gl 1ttO Dean Rlley Russell Danner I w1ll my place IH the band to someone xfxho 11kes to vxatch the may orettes Dor1s Dax IS Flrst hour gym to Alleen Jack Dean My extra credlts to someone who needs 2 10 Laura DeFrank I xfx111 my half of mx locker to some neat freshman Frank Dllley My Lat1n to some poor freshman Matt Donohue I leaxe my coupe to S11m xx ho has to put up wlth 1ts faults James Dougherty A strong pa1r of ankles to Lump for football next year 80 O . . . , v ' 7 v u A v nf ' at va , - , . 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