Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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J. Patrick. E. Ware. B. Me A1 ester. M. Powers. P. Hewitt. M. Kendall. Mrs. Thompson. Mrs. Bottorf. L. Troxcl. M. Hill. II. Stoffa. C. Wtclctlil C na meets Row I—Mrs. Johnson. W. Brooks. I.. Thomp- son. C. Miers. Mrs. Ham- ilton. Row II—W. Lewis. J. Reed. T. Van Ness. E. Dunham. C. Morlan. I . Marble. Not only do those students who cannot go home to lunch and those who wish to study at noon find the O.H.S. cafeteria convenient, hut many teachers enjoy the lunches served there. Mrs. Thompson, who has worked in our cafeteria for fourteen years, has shown expert ability during this time in planning the varied menus, and in supervising the preparation of wholesome meals. With the assistance of Mrs. Bottorf and several students she serves approxi- mately one hundred and twenty-five meals daily. Wc may not stop to think about it often, but when we do. wc realize that the engineers play an important part in the background of our school. When we arrive at school in the morning, the building is entirely cleaned, even though we may have left it very untidy the previous afternoon. This is true not only of the schoolhousc proper but also of the grounds and the athletic field. tc ciaiLcnancc 938 Page 18

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Bill Matthews. Barbara Bastron. Virginia Buell, Mary Louise McCall. Miss Ver Mucl President—VlRUIN IA BUELL Vice President—William Matthews Secretary—Mary Louise McCall Treasurer—Barbara Bastron Adviser- Miss Ver Huel This year's freshman class is up and coming . It has done more as a whole than any other freshman group which has entered our high school. Already many members have made names for themselves in sports, music, dramatics and other extra-curricular activities. Before the freshman class lies the best years of its school life. They have comparatively little to worry about. They have no Junior Jamboree to put over, no Junior Senior From to make a success, none of the worries of a Senior dance or Senior gift, and none of the sorrows of graduation. This class promises to be one of the best that ever entered high school. As they go through their four years, they will probably reach a mark that will be difficult for succeeding classes to attain. Miss Llizabeth Ver Huel is the adviser for the Freshman Class. With her many other duties and subjects she has willingly consented to guide the class until it graduates, even though many trying tasks go with this position. But not even the prospects of a Junior Jamboree, a Junior Senior From, a Senior dance, a Senior gift, nor the sorrows of graduating have interfered with her acceptance of the sponsorship of the class. Pep and grades and lots of fun—We're the Class of '41. 1 [nletcLid. unett Page 20