Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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R E S E R V E S Row I Harper, Stevens, Hamilton. Newburn, Keeling. Davis. Mullen. Agee, Nunn, Shel- ton. Mac Learn. Sehroedcr, Snyder, Amos. Hilil. Peters. Wilson. McOce. Kellogg. Row II Louderback. Andersen. Chisman. Hollingsworth. Grinstcad, Lang. Proctor, Hart. Orman, Down. Powers, Andrews. King, Cain. Baughcr. Lancev. Shelton. Row III Stoltz, Phillips, Renfrew, lohnson, Elliott. Penrod. Swain», Savage, I hatcher. Jefferson. Atchinson, Clausen. Duncan. Bailey, Clark. Worth, Mitchell. Buchholtz. Elliott. Row I McGee, Allender, Locke. Aten, Simmer. Babcock. Harness. Edmonson. Strait. Ackley. Halll crg. Lewis. Bissell, Hadley. Lanz, Magranc. Larson. Row I -Sassaman. Lasley. Lawson. Rainsbnrgcr. Winkelman. Smith. Tharp, Peterson. Brownlee. Bohlman. Harris, McDermott. Sharp. Argo, llul er. Buckley. Chadwick, Winfrey, Row II Mairet. Cain, Neil, Foster, Bohe. Mcnor, Wingcrt, Jones. Cudworth, Thatcher. Pumrov. Bain. Amlerson, Skinner. Francis, Lodwick. Blome. Kcnnis. Row III Howar l. Thalacker. Anderson. Field, MacLearn, Nickel. Guiter. Cudworth. Parcel. Brookes, Hull. Gallagher. Schoech, Mottctl, Bunnell. Tullis, Sanford, Row IV Yon Schrader, Ginsberg. Millhousc. Mikesh. Clark. Freshour. Pixley. Nation. Montague, Kirk. Spurlock. Wilks, Wintermote. I.ingle, George. Wyatt. Burgason. Pack 19

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In every large institution it is deemed necessary to have a group to control order and see that the rules are enforced. The organiza- tion for this purpose at (). I I. S. is the Student Council. The duties of this group are numer- ous and imposing. Of these, placing and con- trol of the student reserves, operation of a lost and found department, a checkroom, and (he collection of absence slips, are but a few. The most important task conducted is the trial and sentencing of rule offenders. Every student is given a fair chance to prove his in- nocence before being sentenced by the judge, a Student Council member. All is not work, however, for Miss Rose Miller, the Council's adviser, and the other members arrange a party at the close of each year. Where but in America can such a democ- racy be found among the youth in the schools! Hob Angle Marlha Cudworth Don Ferguson Gene Glenn Fred Nvdlc Kd Diekmann Charles Ferguson Jerry bong Joy Montagnc Joan Perry Jim Davis Ray Hamcrslcy David Lodwick Genevieve Savage Rose Miller Page 18

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ManiK Bornjuki Cafeteria Manager CAFETERIA For the benefit of all (). II. S. students. ' Any number of words could not describe more perfectly the purpose of the cafeteria of the Ot- tumwa High School. This modern feature of the school, which is conducted on a non-profit basis, serves approximately two hundred and fifty students daily. Managing the cafeteria is a task that requires many decisions. Weather conditions which vary the number of meals served, is one of the chief problems. The manager for this year is Mrs. Marie Bottorff. She succeeds Mrs. A. 0. Thompson who retired after being at O. II. S. for twenty- three years. Under the capable guidance of Mrs. Bot- torff, the cafeteria will continue to Ik one of the most modern and convenient assets of our school. Anna Penny Lillian Boland Marie Bottorff May Wilford Harriet Wells Pack 20