Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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PIP E. Kaltenbach C. Kasischke A. Kittleson D. Lindle. R. Miller D. Newell T. Nvc L. Oclis W. Rozeboom M. Schick W. Sott L. Sower; M. Tavlor E. Tiede P. Troeger E. Vacha E. Maasdam I. Mason C. Miller G. Osborne C. Page 0. Rawlings E. Standing B. Stover A. Tallman E. Ver Heid C. Vinton M. Weberl There are fifty-lour regular teachers in high school, d which three are new this year. To this number must be added the four on the office staff, making a total of fifty-eight on our faculty. This year a change in the faculty was made necessary when Mr. Bollman was chosen City Physical Education Director. His place was taken by Fred Maasdam, who previously coached at Packwood. Other new members of the faculty are Mrs. Jean Alford, who is filling a vacancy in the commercial department and Mrs. Eleanor Alton, in the clothing department. Page 1

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KALTENBACH, E. J.-Ecnomics, Commercial Law, U. S. History, Ath- letics. B. A., M. A.. Iowa State Teach- ers ' College, University of Iowa. KASISCHKE, CLARE— Home Econ- omics. Home Economics Club. B. S., Iowa Slate College. K1TTLESON, AGNES— History, Coun- sellor. M. A.. University of Iowa. LINDLEY, DOROTHY— English, Speech, Debate, Declamatory. B. S., University of Illinois. MAASDAM, FRED D.— Physical Edu- cation, Freshman-Sophomore Coach. B. S.. Parsons College. MASON, IRENE— Civics, Chr. Open House Com. B. A., M. A., Parsons College. University of Iowa. MILLER, CHARLOTTE— Sociology, U. S. History. B. S., Mo. State Teach- ers ' College. MILLER, ROSE S.— Mathematics, Stu- dent Council. B. A.. M. A., Iowa Stale Teachers ' College, University of Iowa. NEWELL, DONALD F.— Mathematics, Coach, Football, Track. B. S.. Iowa Wesleyan. NYE, TERESA A.— Latin, Latin Club. Counsellor. B. A., Penn College. OCHS, LOIS IRENE— Shorthand. Ar- gus News, Argus Daily. B. S. C University of Iowa. OSBORNE, GLENN H— Mechanical, Drawing, Chr. Pay Chapel Com. B. A., University of Iowa. PAGE. C. L.— Industrial Arts. B. S.. M. A., Parsons College, Colorado Slate College. RAWLINGS, OCEA M — English, World History. B. A.. University of Nebraska. ROZEBOOM. W. A.— Bookkeeping, Busi- ness, Training, School Treasurer; Aud. Cafeteria. B. A., Hope College. SCHICK. MARIE— English, History, Junior Class Adviser. B. A., Iowa Wesleyan. SCOTT, WALDO E.— Orchestra, B. S., Drake, Graduate, American Orchestral Society. N. Y. SOWERS, LARUE— Mathematics. B. A., Iowa Wesleyan. STANDING, ETHEL— Normal Train- ing, History, Future Teachers oi Amer- ica Club. B. A., M. A„ Penn College, University of Iowa. STOVER, BERTHA C— Speech. En- glish. Dramatic Club, Radio. B. A.. M. A., University oi Michigan. TALLMAN. A. F— Chemistry. B. S. Oklahoma University. TAYLOR, MABLE— Shorthand. Type- writing, Chr. of Student Assemblies. B. S., Iowa State Teachers ' College. TIEDE, E. W. — Bookkeeping, Business Manager. B. S., Iowa Wesleyan. TROEGER, PAUL A.— Agriculture, Gen- eral Science, Garden and Poultry Clubs. B. S., M. A., Iowa State, Columbia University. VACHA. ELMA— Geography. Algebra, Counsellor. B. A., Iowa State Teach- ers ' College. VER HEUL. ELIZABETH M.— Latin. U. S. History, Latin Club. B. A., Cen- tral College. VINTON. CATHERINE— Biology. B. A., M. S., Parsons. Iowa State College. WEBERT, MARVIN E.— P r i n t i n g, Printing Club. B. S., Stout College. THE 1942 FACULTY Fred Maasdam Page 16

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Row I— Miss -Miller, Harm- ey Byrum, Phil Darbyshire, Ann Rowe. Row II — Cissna Schlunz, Harvey Ware, Bill Bell, Bill Bibb. Row III — Bob Kemble, Jean Neiswanger, Rov Stevens, Bob Ask. Row IV— Bob Nelson, Ray Davidson, Jim McClure, Mr. Crozier. THE STUDENT COUNCIL THE SUPREME COURT Of the many organizations in our school one of the most helpful is the Student Council. The fourteen members are elect- ed annually by the student body on the basis oi leadership, schol- arship, and character. Elec- tion to this is an honor. Some of the many duties oi the Student Council are: the management of the Lost and Found, Noon Movies, a check room for all high school activities, and the school club- room. The president presides at Pep Chapels and conducts the Student Council court. The council also directs the very efficient Reserve System in which students, chosen by the councilmen, are placed in the halls to enforce the pink slip rule during class hours. The officers of the Student Council are: Phil Darbyshire, president; Harvey Ware, vice- president; Ann Rowe, secretary; I3ill Bibb, treasurer. The fac- ulty adviser. Miss Miller, gives freely of her time in helping the council make its projects suc- cessful. Page 18