Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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Row 1—Marilyn Watterson. Grctchcn Vest. Irene Snook. Helen Rhodas. Dolores Smith. 1.uana Walker. Frances Small. Margaret Selix. Osic Ryan. Robert Peterson. Jack Smaha. Virgil Pickerel. I rank Sapp. Florence Roberts. Betty Warder. Shirley Rich. Georgia Sotcropolus. Frances Patrick. Violet Schwartz. Row 2—Gladys Poole. Bonnie Walker. Leona Schwartz. Margaret Rudd. Gretna Young. Jean Varney. Lorraine Swanson. Betty Parr. Jeanne Thomas. Virginia Wood. Mary Sprinkel. Betty Wood. Ruth Stoffa. Irene Redman. Betty Stocker. Mildred Pickering. Clarence Payne. Lena Small. Earl Sauers, Dwaine Sweeney. Harold Snow- barger. Bill Wilson. Beth Shepherd. Patricia Whiteford. Arlene Scott. Betty Wilcox. Row —Charles Poncy. Ivah Perry. Patricia Pierce. Marian O’Neil. Marcene Schroeder. Ruth Tyrrel. Dorothea Wycoff. Genevieve Sly. Bob Williams. Helen Wagner. Ennis Stagers. Elmers Pearson. Stanley Nelson. Chester Renfrew. Phyllis Margaret Van Order. Marian Volkens. Row 4—Maxine Wisdom. Charles Plows. Amos Shinn. Jack Redman. Paul Stoltz. John Stoltz. Billy Snyder. Don Randall. Kenneth Spilman. La Verne Scdore. Forrest Steele. Warren Rhymas. Gene Whisler. Paul Ryan. Bill Schmidt .. Ruth Wendell. Leo Waters. Irene Pohlson. he uha Q38 0 Page 29

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Row 1—Wanda Nabholz. Betty Lyon. Helen Luke. Betty MacKenzie. Betsy Kilby. Jessie Hannum. Patty Nally. Darlene Leeds. Madeline Jones. Jean McElroy. Louise Hobbs. Luella McRcynoIds. Patty Meeker. Row 2—Allida Hissink. Doris Kershaw. Ardinc Hoff. Flossie Mosher. Annabel King. Violet Harness. Maxine I.eedom. Rosemary Knox. Juanita Marshall. Margaret Heasley. Lois Limbeck. Shirley Lloyd. Maxine Lundquist. Hazel Mitchell. Row }—Eldred Kachlc. Wayne Leach. Keith King. Lowell Howk. Loren Hagedon Edward Masters. John Mansell. Daniel I.oy. Ercd Jones. Loycc Moore. Richard Lancaster. Jack Lynch. Merit Hofmann. Harold Lundquist. Jack Hcinje. Row 4 Donald Hopkins. Elmer Kinsinger. Leon Hyde. Joe Haynes. Don Johnson. Bob Isaacson. Bill Murray. Kenneth King. Richard Pickering, Harold McCordell. Charles Marshall. Raymond Jones. James Mitchell. Russell Monroe. Tom Keefe. I t mitte uj. unen Page 28

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Wayne Amclang. Thomas Shoemaker. Ralph Patton. Max Swaim. Miss Schick President—Ra i.pi i Patton Vice President- -Wayni- Amelang Secretary—Max Swaim Treasurer—Thomas Shoemaker Every student looks forward with eager anticipation to his Junior year, because of all the four years it is the fullest, since the Juniors carry the burden of the greatest number of school activities. This year that burden was lightened by the ability of the Junior Class leaders to inspire the hearty support and helpful co-operation of their classmates. The first two years of high school life are years of struggle to adjust one's self to the new environment, but now thoroughly acquainted with this life the third year is one of activity—the Juniors this year have securely established themselves in their new positions: in sports, clubs and scholarship. Much credit is due to Miss Schick, the adviser, who has proved very competent in counseling the class since their Freshman year. Her guidance- through these three years has proved a valuable asset to them. She has aided them in successfully carrying out all of their endeavors, the climax of which was this year's Junior-Senior Prom. The members of the Junior Class of 193« have proved that they are capable of taking their positions as seniors. They will strive to do what their three- years' training has taught them—let the future be richer because of the past. I ( n A etc Lid. wieu Page 30