Ottawa High School - Recorder Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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Vice-principal of the senior high L. A. Wilson, assistant principal G. H. MARSHALL Under the competent and skillful direction of Supt. G. H. Marshall the Ottawa schools have made great progress in the five years we have been fortunate enough to know him. Through his sincere friendship toward the faculty and stu- dents and his untiring cooperative spir- it, our respect and admiration are his, R.E. GOWANS Ls principal of the junior-senior high school for many years, R.E. Gowans has given us the standards of the high idealism which the Ottawa High School has always maintained. His ready wit, sympathetic interest, and skill as an executive have won him not onl rece nitiofl, but also the sincereyfrieng Ship and high regard of all who knoy 111. B. SMITH HAWORTH school, Hi-Y adviser, and able instruc- tor, B. Smith Haworth is an example of highest Christian character. Mr. Ha- worth has unselfishly served the Ottawa High School for many years and we feel we can go to him with our greatest pro- blems. To him we owe our unlimited ap- preciation and regard. L.A. WILSON of the Junior high school, is known to all of us as one of our earliest and greatest friends. To the senior as well as junior high students he has and does offer much valuable, constructive criti- cism and advice gladly and graciously, MT. Wilson, we feel, has done much for us in forming good characters early in our lives,

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SCHOOL BO RD Seated around the table from left to right are: A. C. Carpaxterg Mrs. John Lawrence: J. B. Stewartg Vice-Presidentg Ralph Curbyg Presi- dentg Marshall Ramseyg W. L. Jacobusg Supt. G. H. Marshellg and H. L. Cartzdafner, Clerk and Purchasing Agent.

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