Ottawa University - Ottawan Yearbook (Ottawa, KS)

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FACULTY LUCY K. FoRnEs, Mus. B. Profeuor' of Piano Ottawa University, Mus. B., Graduate study with Blanche Dingley, Mathews, Edgar Brazelton, Jeanette Durno, Ottawa University, 1908-. GEORGETTE HERR XVHITE, A. B. Profefror of Public School Metbozlf Oxford College, A. B., National Sum- mer School, University of Wisconsin, Ottawa University, 192.1-. CAROLINA SCHMIDT RANDELL Profesror of Violin Teachers: Wm. A. Bunsen, Kans. City, Mo., David Abramowitz,Wolcott Con- servatory of Music, Denver, Colo., Ottawa University, 192.5--. MRs. EVA L. HIGGINS Dean of lfVOIlIt'll l Miss MARGARET STTCRLER .Mutron of Charlton Cottage BEULA CUDWORTH Secretory to the Prariclent XVALTER A. RosE Treornrer MRS. PAUL GOODMAN Axrirtanr Inftruttor Violin Forrest Schulz, I-Ionrer Institute, Kansas City. AGNES MYRTLE THOMPSON, Ph. B. A.mi.rtant Proferfor of Ellglllb University of Chicago, Ph. B., Grad- uate Work, Curry School of Expression, Boston, General Culture Diploma, Teachers Diploma, Ottawa University, 197.6-. Pug: zz

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AAAILALLAIAAILLLllllllllllllllLLILIAAALLHILIAAAM III Fifi SIIG ship No one man can begin to estimate the value of the friendships which have become deep, uplifting, and last- ing. The intimate touch with President and faculty in a college of this size, make friendships which are lasting because of the helpfulness and enlarged vision brought through these daily contests. I-low the pulses are quickened as memory brings back each member of the student body, and how valuable the friendships made in a class room and upon the campus. The snapshots on the reverse side of this page are of Prof. R. L. Parker and his wife and song he married his wife while attending Ottawa University. He is now Professor of history at Hays Teachers College. The other snapshot is of Geneive Chapin, Mrs. White and Gertrude Oldroyd in the White gardens at Shanghai college, China. These are friendships ripened into closer and holier ties as evidenced in the passing years, and are examples of the many friendships made in O.U. Distance, and separation can never lessen the friend- ships made in O.U. For as we follow the lives of those whose freindships we counted worth while in our life upon the campus, that, friendship is endeared and deepened when we find them putting into practice, those traits of character which made them helpful, kind and loving, doing the part ofa friend to the friend- less ones on earth, not only in our land, but in every land wherever the sun shines. ug v-lvmn-su . U W