Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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SOWERS, LaRUE B. A.. Geometry. Algebra. STANDING. ETHEL- B. A.. M. A . Normal Training. U. S History. Normal Training Club. STOVER, BERTHA C— B. A M. A Speech. Dramatic Club Declam and Extemporaneous Speaking. STRANAHAN. ESTHER B. A. M. A , Bible. Social Science. Freshman Class Adviser. TALI.MAN, A. F. B. S. Chemistry. Hygiene. General Science. Science Club. TAYLOR. MABLE B. S.. Commercial Arithmetic. Shorthand. Typewriting. TIEDE, E. W.—B. S.. Bookkeeping. Business Manager. TROEGER. PAUL—B. S. M. A . Agriculture. Science, Land scaping. Garden and Poultry Clubs. VACUA. ELMER B. A.. Geography. Algebra. VER HEUL, ELIZABETH M. - B. A Latin. English. Latin Club Junior Class Adviser. VINTON, CATHERINE—B. A M. S.. Biology. WEBERT. MARVIN E. B. S Printing. Printing Club. BERTHA POTTER, Clerk EVELYN EATON, Registrar LaRuc Sowers Bertha Stover A. T. Tall man E. W. Tiede Lima Vacha C. Vinton Ethel Standing Esther Stranahan Mablc Taylor Paul Troeger Eli al eth Ver Heul Marvin Wcberl Page fifteen

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1940 FACULTY MASON, B. IRENE- B. A Civics. MI 1.1.MR, CHARLOTTE B.—B. S. Sociology. U. S. History. Senior Class Adviser. MILLER. ROSE S. B. A.. M. A.. Mathematics. Student Council. NEWEL!., DON B. S. Mathematics. Athletic Coach. NYM, TERESA A B. A.. I.atin. Latin Club. OCHS. LOIS IRENE B. S. C.. Typing. Shorthand. English. Argus News. Argus Daily. OSBORNE, GLENN 11. B A Mechanical Drawing. Chairman of Enter tainment Course. PAGE. C. L.—B. S.. Industrial Arts. RAWLINGS, OCEA M. B. A English. ROSENMAN. IDA B. A. Mathematics ROZEBOOM. W. A. B. A.. Bookkeeping. Junior Business Training. School Treasurer. SCHICK. MARIE—B. A. English SCOTT, WALDO E. B S. Music. Orchestra SILCOX, WAYNE E. B. A Typing. Office Training. Retail Selling. Commercial Club. LOIS M. KING Assistant Principal and Dean of Girls Irene Mason Charlotte Miller Rose Miller Don Newell Teresa Nye Lois Ochs Glen Osborne C. L. Page Occa Rawlings Ida Roscnman W. A. Rozcboom Marie Schick Waldo E. Scott Wayne E. Silcox Ptigc four I ecu

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THE STUDfflT COUIICIL Miss Miller. Hal Payne Beck. Everett Blizzard. Mr. Crozicr Suzann Chambers. Elmer Kinsinger. Bill Wilson. Charles Clift Don Kephart. Bill Nelson. Carl Nicholson. Theodore White Harmcy Byrum. Phil Darbyshire. Bob LeBow, Virgil Hagglund This year, the Student Council of Ottumwa High School completes nineteen years of service to the school. The Council was organized in 1921 with only one purpose in mind, that of keeping the students from walking across the grass. Today, large responsibilities are entrusted to our Council, whose fourteen members are elected annually by the study body on the basis of leader- ship, scholarship, and character. The election to this organization has come to be one of the highest honors a class can bestow upon its members. Some of the many duties of the Student Council are the supervising of order in the Cafe- teria. the Lost and Found Department, Noon Movies, a Check Room for all High School activi- ties, the School Clubroom, and all Pep Chapels. The Council also directs the very efficient Reserve System of our school. Students in study halls arc chosen by the CounciImcn and placed at certain posts in the halls to enforce the pink slip rule during class hours. Anyone who does not respect this rule is tried in the Student Council Court. Much of the credit for the excellent work done by our Student Council should be given to Miss Rose Miller, the faculty adviser, who gives freely of her time in helping the Council make its projects successful. TH€ 1940 ARGUS STUDCI1T