Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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LA RUE SOWERS ETHEL STANDING BERTHA C. STOVER ESTHER STRANAHAN A. F. TALLMAN MABLE TAYLOR E. W. TIEDE PAUL TROEGER ELMA VACHA ELIZABETH VER HELL CATHERINE VINTON MARVIN E. WEBERT BERTHA POTTER EVELYN EATON LARUE SOWERS, B. A. -Algebra, Geometry, Advanced Arithmetic ... ETHEL STANDING, B. A., M. A. -Normal Training, Psychology, History, Normal Training Club. .. . BERTHA C. STOVER, B. A., M. A. Speech, Stagecraft, Dramatic Club.... ESTHER STRANAHAN, B. A., M. A.-—Bible, Community Civics ...A. F. TALLMAN, B. S.— Chemistry MABLE TAYLOR, B. S.—Shorthand, Typewriting, Chairman of Chapel Program Committee. ... E. W. TIEDE, B. S. Bookkeeping, School Business Manager. ... PAUL TROEGER, B. S., M. A.—Agriculture; Landscaping, General Science, Garden Club, Poul- try Club....ELMA VACHA, B. A. Algebra, Geography, Guidance ELIZABETH VER HEUL, B. A.— Latin: Latin Club, Sophomore Class Adviser... .CATHERINE VINTON, B. A., M. S.- Biology. MAR- VIN E. WEBERT, B. S.—Printing; Printing Club, Golf Club------------- BERTHA POTTER Clerk EVELYN EATON Registrar. I GE 17

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CHARLOTTE B. MILLER, B. A.—Civics, Sociology, Junior Class Adviser... .ROSE S. MILLER, B. A., M. A.—Mathematics, Adviser of Student Council. ... LAURA M. NANES, B. A., M. A., Ph. I).—Civics. ... DON NEWELL, B. S.—Mathematics, Athletic Coach. ... TERESA A. NYE, B. A.—Latin; Latin Club, Guidance. ... LOIS IRENE OCHS, B. S.—Typing, Shorthand, Journalism, Argus News, Argus Daily. . . .GLENN H. OSBORNE, B. A—Mechanical Drawing.... C. L. PAGE, B. S.—Woodwork .... OCEA M. RAWLINGS, B. A.—English.... W. A. ROZEBOOM, B. A.—Bookkeeping, School Treasurer, Auditor of Cafeteria.... MARIE SCHICK, B. A.—English, Senior Class Ad- viser. ... WALDO EMERSON SCOTT, B. S.—Music, Orchestra.... WAYNE E. SIL- COX, B. A.—Typing, Shorthand, Junior Business, Office Practice, Commercial Club. . . . JACK SNYDER, B. A., M. A.—Physical Education, Intramural Athletics, “I” Club, Pep Chairman. CHARLOTTE MILLER ROSE S. MILLER LAURA M. NANES DON NEWELL TERESA A. NYE LOIS IRENE OCHS C. L. PAGE GLENN H. OSBORNE OCEA M. RAWLINGS W. A. ROZEBOOM MARIE SCHICK WALDO E. SCOTT WAYNE E. SILCOX JACK SNYDER Page 1

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Row I Rose Miller, Jack Barber, Bet- ty Salter, L. Z. Crozier. Row II Albert Copeman, Earl Scaburg, Thomas Shoe- maker, Mary Ellen Dayton. Row III Patricia Pierce, Kenneth Spilman, Paul Stoltz, Bill Wilson. Row IV Joe Can- ny, Bill Nelson, Jim Williams, Larrv Kent. I he purpose of the Student Council is to develop a higher type of school citizen and a greater spirit of democracy. It aims to teach coopera- tion. to make the student more self directing, to give him opportunity for developing leadership and initiative and to introduce him to democracy. This council consists of five members from the Senior Class, five from the Junior Class, three from the Sophomore, and one from the Freshman. These are elected each year by their respective classes. They must main- tain an average of B with not more than one C for the previous semester. They sponsor the Noon Movies. Lost and Found and Clubroom. Each period they inspect the halls, checking the reserves. The president pre- sides at pep assemblies and conducts the student court. Miss Rose Miller is the faculty adviser. 1— Q 90 L I U - 1 0 ■ (1 t ) 0 Pack II