Ottumwa High School - Argus Yearbook (Ottumwa, IA)

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ENGINEERS The hul) that keeps the wheels of the Ot- tumwa High School turning smoothly is a perfect description of the engineers of our school. Very often students do not fully re- alize the importance of this group, probably, lx cause they never see them at work. Most of their tasks are done before the students get to school, while they are in class, or after they have been dismissed. The perfect condition of the school, how- ever, is a constant reminder that the custodi- ans are never idle. Cleaning of the many rooms, manipulating all of the mechanical de- vices, and operating the heating units are only a small | ortion of their daily work. Basket- ball and football also bring many other duties since both the stadium and the gymnasium are under their supervision. Under the capable direction of Mr. Leslie Thompson, who is in charge of all Ottumwa schools, and Mr. Chester Miers, the engineers of the Ottumwa High School will continue to make it a school of which all students will be proud. Row I Charles Poncev. Claude Morlan, Ray McKim. Everett Dunham. Fred Schmitz. Row II Ada Maier. Ernest Wilkinson, Joe Seals. Chet Micr. William Lewis, .Marvin Steele, Flossie Johnson. Leslie Thompson Supt. Buildings and Grounds Page 21

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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

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Miss Fast. Adviser Don Ferguson. President The outstanding record of the brilliant suc- cesses that are attributed to the class of 1946 for their work through the past four years can l e credited for the most part, to the under- standing help and guidance of the class adviser. Miss Florence Fast. Miss Fast has worked diligently through- out the last three years, planning, organizing, and generally smoothing the way for all the projects undertaken. As their high school life slips by anil they take their place in the world, the class of 46 ' will remember with gratifica- tion the patient assistance she has given them all, individually, and as a class. Pack 22