Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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In Memoriam To Leland Austin As when a listener, quiet and alone, Sits in a Chapel, drenched in crimson glow. And feels it, half-rent by the organ’s flow. Quiver and rock from arch to deep sunk stone. Will find his heart, responding to that tone, Until those great pulsations, first to slow, Mount to the grand crescendo—from below. His being, swept to stars above his own, Is rushed on crashing rythms to the sun, Then suddenly---a silence. All is done. So were our hearts stirred to the very core By his great self that seemed our walls to fill With a soul’s richness that is echoing still, Where master melody is heard no more. To Morris Reed So quietly he came, so swiftly leaving. We hardly knew him when he journeyed on. But there’s a place left empty by his passing No one can fill but he—and he is gone. Twenty ARGUS

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Armstrong 1 . Clawson Matheus Mrs. Dugan Mrs. Thompson Allison [[Cafeteria About 300 persons eat in the O. H. S. Cafeteria each school clay. About half of this number is served by the Cafeteria force. A special feature inaugurated in the Cafeteria this year is luncheon music by The Masters of Rythm. The ‘ serve yourself” type of service is in use and the management aims to furnish healthful food at the lowest price. Row 1—Lewis. Reed. Myer, Estyo. Bainc, Lcvings. Row 2—Marland. Barber, Van Ness, Bloorngron, Hamilton, Johnson. Janitors The Janitor force at O. H. S. consists of io men and two women, headed by Fred Leving. chief engineer, working in a day and night shift. Besides the routine duties of cleaning the building, they perform special tasks for the various departments. They have in the past proved invaluable to the athletic depart- ment, the Dramatic Club, Student Council, and student publications. ARGUS Nineteen

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Ye Clasmen Oh Reeder, these nexte pages doon display The student bodie as it is today. Withe officers, advisors pictured here. The clases mak their bow as they apperc; Freshman, and Sophomore, and Junior, hoarie Withe Seniors proudly wrapped in haughtic gloric.